1967 Pontiac Firebird

First Generation Firebirds are incredibly cool and have been gaining in value and appeal in recent years. They are the sister car to the Chevrolet Camaro but have a look that is uniquely their own. The chrome grill with dual headlights on each side scream 1960s muscle car! In the rear the taillights are also different from the Camaro and are divided with a Firebird emblem and Pontiac badging. It has a sex appeal that ties in nicely with the sleek look achieved by the front spoiler and rally wheels. Firebird script on the fenders and Firebird emblems on the quarter panels ensure people will know what they're looking at from any angle. Under the hood is a 383 Stoker CID V8 engine with a 4 barrel carburetor connected to an automatic transmission running to a 10-bolt rear end to complete its powertrain assembly. This Firebird has full-length headers and side pipes. Inside is complemented with Midnight black interior and comfortable bucket seats. The Firebird is simple and clean, painted in a gloss red complimented with painted orange ghost flames. Under the hood is raw power with a 383 Stroker engine and side exhaust pipes to give an aggressive stance while turning heads. The Firebird has a great classic muscle car sound to go along with the stance, body lines and wheels. Red gloss paint with ghost flames is always good on a classic car and the black interior plays very well off of it.