1969 Pontiac Firebird 350 5.7l on 2040-cars
Floral Park, New York, United States
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This is a beautiful restored 1969 firebird with a rebuilt 350 motor and a Turbo 350 Trans. It has been garage kept since it was restored with very little mileage on motor. The paint is Ice Blue Metallic and is in showroom condition. The original interior is black leather and in fair condition, the front seats have some small rips in them and should be recovered. It has B F T/A radial tires mounted on Vintage Cragar wheels. The car has 96,335 miles on it but the motor has much less. This car drives and rides like a new car. Serious bidders with more questions can contact me at (516) 209-6365
On Nov-06-13 at 07:41:22 PST, seller added the following information: This is a beautiful restored 1969 firebird with a rebuilt 350 motor and a Turbo 350 Trans. It has been garage kept since it was restored with very little mileage on motor. The paint is Ice Blue Metallic and is in showroom condition. The original interior is black leather and in fair condition, the front seats have some small rips in them and should be recovered. It has B F T/A radial tires mounted on Vintage Cragar wheels. The car has 96,335 miles on it but the motor has much less. This car drives and rides like a new car. This car is listed locally and may be sold before the end of auction or reserve is met. Serious bidders with more questions can contact me at (516) 209-6365 |
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