This stunning 1968 Pontiac Firebird Convertible presents a compelling blend of timeless American muscle car style and contemporary upgrades. Its bright Yellow paintwork, accented by a sleek black convertible top, commands attention and evokes a sense of classic cool. The car's stance is subtly enhanced with modern 17-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Continental tires (sizes 245/50R17 front, 215/45R17 rear), original design with a touch of present-day performance.
The interior greets you with a classic black vinyl environment, featuring original bucket seats, a center console, and a floor shifter. The cabin strikes a delightful balance between original charm and enhanced livability, incorporating a Retro Sounds stereo system and discreet Summit under-dash gauges.
Under the hood resides the car's original, numbers-matching 350 cubic inch V8 engine exuding a potent yet approachable character. This reliable powerplant is paired with a 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmission and benefits from the ease of power steering. The FlowMaster dual exhaust delivers a satisfying V8 soundtrack, while front power disc brakes provide confident stopping power. Key additions like an aluminum radiator and electric fan ensure this classic stays cool and composed in modern traffic.
HIGHLIGHTS: 350 ci V8 Engine (Numbers Matching) 2 Speed Automatic Powerglide Transmission Power Steering Power Front Disc Brakes Dual FlowMaster Exhaust System Yellow Paint Black Vinyl Convertible Top 17" Modern Alloy Wheels Front Tires: 245/50R17, Rear Tires: 215/45R17 Black Interior with Buckets Center Console and Floor Shifter Retro Sounds Stereo Receipts Showing $51k Spent on Restoration Car Cover
This 1968 Pontiac Firebird Convertible embodies the allure of a classic muscle car with enhancements that make for a delightful driving experience. Its vibrant exterior and the heart-racing performance of its V8 engine make this Firebird a celebration of automotive excellence. With an interior that bridges the gap between heritage and comfort, a slew of upgrades, plus receipts showing $51k spent on its restoration, it's ready to be yours. Call today!
