Looking for a bird..

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Looking for a 1970-1979 Firebird,Formula,Esprit or Trans Am. No 6.6 403s or 6s. Would prefere a 400 or 455 but I know they are way more expensive. Looking for a driver condition car, not perfect but no junk. Under 10k



Johnny
 
Oh man, Chris' first car would have been perfect for you! 1977 Firebird Formula...canary yellow with honeycomb rims. He lost a rod and sold it for $500. It was easily worth $5000 running. $6,000 with the fuzzy dice hanging from the mirror!
 
I've got one for ya..........:biggrinjester:


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Just kidding!!!!
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Oh man, Chris' first car would have been perfect for you! 1977 Firebird Formula...canary yellow with honeycomb rims. He lost a rod and sold it for $500. It was easily worth $5000 running. $6,000 with the fuzzy dice hanging from the mirror!

Duuuuuuudddde!! That woul;d have been perfect too :ack2: lol One with a blwon up motor would work too. I have a 400 out of a 69 goat.
 
Looking for a 1970-1979 Firebird,Formula,Esprit or Trans Am. No 6.6 403s or 6s. Would prefere a 400 or 455 but I know they are way more expensive. Looking for a driver condition car, not perfect but no junk. Under 10k



Johnny

Nice taste. I think these are the next "thing", and prices will be going up soon. This was the only cool muscle car in the 70's really.

I want one for a driver too, but I need to buy a boat first. I hope they don't go up too much in the next few years.
 
good luck with the search i have a perfect perfect 71 i bought a few years ago as a roller/complete body shell. Think i paid 3.5K for it.
 
Gotta assume that will be outta my price range? :sifone:

oops no sorry, actually its not for sale. I retro'd a 71 Camaro several years ago and thought I'd like a Bird. Would love to also get my hands on a late 70's TA Bandit or something. Tons of stuff on ebay right now, ran across some nice GranPrix XJ's to.
 

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I am glade to hear a teenager looking for an Muscle car, insted of a honda or someyhing like that, I have done a few frame offs and fixing up an old car will give a real sence of pride when you drive, Just like the boat you did. Here one of the cars I did a frame off on, its a 68 Camaro. This was done with my son. So I have kept it. He did the paint job.
 

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Fast Fun

I know someone down the street from me who has a 68 or 69 Firebird Conv. sitting in there garage have seen them drive in a few years, I don't know if they would be interested in selling but it never hurts to ask. It belongs Gee Gee, Ask your father he probably knows them. Tell him its Gee Gee and Mikes.
Or PM me and I'll give you there last name
 
Fast

Go buy a 68-70 Cadillac Deville (sedans are real cheap, coupes next, then convertibles pull the most money). They came with 472's that with monster HP/ Torque (only the big block Vette had more those years). They burn rubber down the block and you can cram 6-8 people in it at once. You will have more fun with a Caddy than trying to restore/mod a Firebird. You won't get all the Smokey and the Bandit jokes either.
Caddys can also be found in better shape than most unrestored hot rods.

My neighbor inherited one from his grandpa and the car was tons of fun. The only catch was in FL the rust caught up with the body in less than 5 years. He intended to put the motor in a 90's pickup but let the car die in a boneyard......
 
Fast

Go buy a 68-70 Cadillac Deville (sedans are real cheap, coupes next, then convertibles pull the most money). They came with 472's that with monster HP/ Torque (only the big block Vette had more those years). They burn rubber down the block and you can cram 6-8 people in it at once. You will have more fun with a Caddy than trying to restore/mod a Firebird. You won't get all the Smokey and the Bandit jokes either.
Caddys can also be found in better shape than most unrestored hot rods.

My neighbor inherited one from his grandpa and the car was tons of fun. The only catch was in FL the rust caught up with the body in less than 5 years. He intended to put the motor in a 90's pickup but let the car die in a boneyard......

Sherman, set the way back machine...A friend used to drive us to school in one of those. :sifone: Had more room than the bus
 
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