1969 Pontiac Firebird Windward Blue

ing to the window sticker provided, this 1 before selling it to a friend circa 1980. The friend, “drove it for a few years, then put it in storage where it sat until I bought it back from him in 2005 and eventually restored it.” The seller adds, “This vehicle is nearly perfect, as a result of a body-off restoration. It’s also all original, except the block has been replaced, and the engine now has electronic ignition.”

• Per the seller, the 350-cu.in. OHV V8 was professionally rebuilt to 325-horsepower H.O. specs.
• It retains the original heads and features a four-barrel carb and intake, and dual exhausts.
• The engine starts and runs “excellent,” he notes.
• It’s backed by a four-speed manual transmission.
• No serious prior body damage has been reported.
• The car was professionally repainted in its original color of Windward Blue, the seller says.
• This finish is “excellent, with only a 1-inch scratch (touched up) on the hood,” he adds.
• ide, the chment interior is new.
• Everything is new or restored in the undercarriage, he says.
• The red line radial tires are said to be new, as well.

• The window sticker comes with the car.

• The shifter is a bit balky when shifting into reverse.

• The seller, the car’s original owner, reports that this pony car was body-off restored.
• It’s a Firebird 350 H.O. four-speed car in better condition.” He should know, as he’s purchased this very car twice.