Priced at $49,990, this vehicle is $1,090 above the high end of its fair market value of $48,900.
The current fair market price range is between $41,700 to $48,900.
It has 27,865 miles, which is 21,135 (43%) below the median mileage of 49,000.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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This custom 1969 Pontiac Firebird has undergone a restoration and was fully disassembled before being refinished in a stunning Candy Apple Red basecoat/clearcoat. The finish is one of this car's biggest selling points, with excellent gloss, depth, and overall presentation that immediately sets it apart. Combined with its aggressive stance, hood tach, and staggered custom wheels, this Firebird has the kind of look that grabs attention from every angle. Power comes from a high-performance 400ci V8 with fewer than 2,000 miles since rebuild, paired with a built Turbo 350 automatic transmission and 10-bolt rear end. It is a strong-running combination that gives this Firebird the muscle car sound and performance buyers want, while remaining easy to enjoy on the street. Mechanical upgrades include power steering, upgraded power front disc brakes, an aluminum radiator with dual electric cooling fans, and a custom exhaust system. These upgrades help make the car more user-friendly and dependable, while adding to both performance and drivability. Inside, the cabin keeps a factory-style appearance while benefiting from thoughtful upgrades. The interior features restored bucket seats, the factory center console, custom gauges, power windows, and a Vintage Air system. The Vintage Air setup is a major plus in a car like this, making it much more comfortable to enjoy in warmer weather without taking away from the overall character of the build. Exterior details include the hood tach, full tinted glass, and staggered 18-inch front and 20-inch rear custom wheels wrapped in high-speed radial tires, giving the car a modern, muscular look without losing its classic first-generation Firebird identity. If you are looking for a 1969 Firebird with standout paint, strong V8 power, upgraded drivability, and the added comfort of Vintage Air, this is the kind of car that makes a serious impression both parked and on the road.
