Introduced for 1967 alongside Chevrolet's Camaro, Pontiac's sporty F-body Firebird was immediately successful and produced in first-generation form through the strike-extended 1969 model year. The entire range of Pontiac engine and drivetrain options was available with the Firebird and a huge option list made it possible for buyers to personalize their cars to their individual needs. This extremely attractive 1967 Firebird Hardtop is a fabulous case in point, benefiting from a recently completed, concours-quality restoration.
 
Sporting an outstanding Blue paint finish over a Black bucket-seat interior, this 1967 Pontiac Firebird Hardtop is a highly optioned example from the inaugural Firebird model year. Produced during June 1967 at GM's Lordstown, Ohio assembly plant, this collector-grade 1967 Firebird is powered by Pontiac's potent 326 CI V-8 engine, mounting a 4-barrel carburetor atop a high-rise GM performance intake manifold. Power delivery is via a 4-speed manual transmission. Other choice features and options include A/C, an AM radio, power steering and brakes, a hood tachometer, bucket front seats, and a center console with clock. Rally II style custom wheels mounting BF Goodrich Radial T/A tires provide road contact for this excellent, first-year Pontiac Firebird that carries a great stance and the first-year Firebird's outstanding styling cues. Be sure to contact us today and see this wonderful and highly equipped first-year Firebird, obtain full details, and prepare to add it to your collection of one-to-many great classic cars today!