67' firebird
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67' firebird heyy im looking at this 1967 firebird its in decent shape i havent been able to see under the hood or find out how many miles are on it becuase it's pretty high priced so im not sure if its worth it. its a convertible and looks pretty solid from what i could see no rust only the color has been changed a couple times and is fading. the interior is almost mint tho. do you guys have any idea on prices you think this should go for. its been for sale for quite a while there asking 20 for it but my friend thinks i could talk him down to around 15000
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Depends on motor and options. firebirds were always made in fewer quantity than Camaros, thus they sometimes command a higher price.
A few things to look for:
-1967 was the only model year to have the non-staggered shock rear-end, and all models had mono-leaf springs. If either has been changed, that more money off the price IMHO.
-Being a sub-frame car, check the frame, floorpan and bracing condition for twisting and/or rust.
Other than that, I'd say it's worth the $15-20,000 if it's in great shape and/or restored and what options it has. Convertibles always command more money than a coupe as well.
Good luck!
Derek
A few things to look for:
-1967 was the only model year to have the non-staggered shock rear-end, and all models had mono-leaf springs. If either has been changed, that more money off the price IMHO.
-Being a sub-frame car, check the frame, floorpan and bracing condition for twisting and/or rust.
Other than that, I'd say it's worth the $15-20,000 if it's in great shape and/or restored and what options it has. Convertibles always command more money than a coupe as well.
Good luck!
Derek
