Pontiac Firebird

A firebird and a camaro is basically the same car. The reason I chose a firebird is because there wasn't as many made. When you go to a car show you will always see a first generation camaro. (Usually several) You may see a first generation firebird, but not as many. Seeing a 1967 firebird is scarce.
If buying a firebird or camaro to restore Be sure to know the commonly overlooked places for rust.
I have looked at nearly 100 cars priced under $5000.00. All were rusted out around the roof where the glass seals. The car I bought looked good until I removed the glass.I will need to replace the roof skin. The chrome strips and sealer hides this area. My advice If you can't see it assume you will need to repair it.
Also look at the bottom of the doors close to the front. This is a common rust spot that is overlooked.
Check the firewall around the wiper motor. Water get inside and lays. Mice also build nest here which holds the moisture in.
These areas can be fixed by a good body man without to much trouble. Just make sure you know what you are getting into.
If the rear frame rails and the rocker panels are rusted out avoid the car.These are very difficult to replace and keep the car strait. Small holes can be repaired. Large holes stay away.
Remember this when buying any car to restore. Small bubbles often turn into large holes. A little bondo and paint (primer) can hide big problems. If I smell fresh paint I look for problems.
Good luck.

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This was a great deal, and exactly what I was looking for. I used to have a 1969 in High School, & I totally Loved it. I was born in 1968, so I've been looking for a ''68. I haven't been able to find a decent car for a reasonable price, until this one. AWESOME DEAL!!

Bought for 2000, have put 1300 in already and still needs more work. New manifolds and needs transmission mounts

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The sellers were a pleasure to work with and were very helpful. Purchasing this car was a great experience.

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