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| 1967 Pontiac Firebird |
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Price: $59,000 |
Last Updated 2 hours ago
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| Year: |
1967 |
| Make: |
Pontiac |
| Model: |
Firebird |
| Trim: |
N\A |
| Engine: |
400 V8 |
| Fuel: |
N\A |
| Color: |
Burgundy |
| Miles: |
7862 |
| Stock #: |
323 |
| Body Style: |
Hatchback |
| Condition: |
Used |
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Vehicle Description
Some muscle cars are built to cruise. This one was built to make every drive an event. This 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Convertible is the kind of first-generation Pontiac that collectors chase and enthusiasts dream about. Finished in a sinister Burgundy exterior over a Black bucket seat interior, this drop-top combines classic muscle car styling with the raw driving experience that disappeared decades ago. Lifting the hood reveals the legendary 400 cubic inch Pontiac V8 carrying the highly desirable WC engine code, the correct code used for 1967 Firebird 400 4-speed applications. Backing the big-inch Pontiac is a 4-speed manual transmission, sending power to a 3.55 Safe-T-Track limited-slip rear differential that plants the torque where it belongs. No paddle shifters. No drive modes. Just a Hurst shifter, a clutch pedal, and pure American horsepower begging to be unleashed. The trim tag confirms this is an authentic Firebird 400 Convertible, built at the Lordstown, Ohio assembly plant during the fifth week of March 1967. These first-year Firebird 400 convertibles are already difficult to find, and a factory-style 4-speed example only makes this car even more desirable. The deep Burgundy paint gives the Firebird an aggressive yet elegant appearance that stands apart from the typical red and black muscle cars. The black bucket seat interior perfectly complements the exterior while the black convertible top lets you enjoy every mile with nothing between you and the sound of that legendary Pontiac V8. Whether you're carving up back roads, pulling into your favorite cruise night, or adding another blue-chip muscle car to your collection, this Firebird checks every box. It's the kind of car that draws a crowd before the engine even fires-and once it does, everyone knows exactly what they're looking at. This isn't just another classic convertible. It's Pontiac muscle at its absolute best. |
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