How many 67 firebirds were made

It was definitely not a Camaro. The Firebird was designed for up market pony car buyers. It was a little heaver, it was a little more luxurious and it was a little more expensive. For buyers that wanted more that a bare knuckles weekend racer, this was their car. Sales were never as great as the Camaro or the Mustang but target market was smaller to begin with. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Muscle Car Specifications Performance Model.

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Pontiac Firebirds are great cars, wish they would bring them back! I have a brand new Camaro and although my Firebird is older is still can keep up with it!!!! This is a great , fun to drive car that get lots of looks from people on the street because of it's styling.

The Firebird was offered in a convertible and a hardtop coupe with five magnificent versions: X Pontiac Firebird Sub-Frame. X Pontiac Firebird Profile.

X Pontiac Firebird Tail Lamps. X Pontiac Firebird Front Suspension. Simply take a low-value, less desirable model like a 6 cylinder car , drop a in it, slap on some decals and call it a Firebird , which is worth considerably more to collectors than a 6 cylinder car with an engine swap.

So, check the numbers. The chassis numbers are located on a plate attached to the front left door pillar, which carries the digit VIN Vehicle Identification Number. This will be the last year for this location, as in Federal law mandated that all VINs be placed in the dash, visible through the windshield, even when the car is locked.

Below you will find a decoder. Get a good book on the subject or bring an expert. The engine numbers on OHC 6s are on the right side of the block just aft of the distributor. V8s display the engine numbers on the right-front of the engine block, just below the mating surface with the head. The Custom interior had thin-profile, slim-line bucket seats with vinyl upholstery.

All Firebirds came with 3-speed manual transmissions standard with a column-mounted shifter can you imagine?