WTB 1969 Firebird

[dws1216]

I’m interested in buying a pro touring hardtop 1969 Firebird. I going for instant gratification as I am hoping to not start another project from scratch. Depending on price, I’m hoping to make this purchase no later than 01 April so that I have something ready for the summer autox and cruising season. My preference is to buy a completed project or almost completed project with as much of the below as possible.:
· Modified front suspension
· Modified rear suspension
· Disc brakes front and rear
· Mini tubbed
· 315 rear tires
· LS conversion
· Manual transmission
· Color doesn’t matter- just no rust
I’m trying this approach versus searching craigslist, ebaymotors, and every other available resource every evening in hopes that one will pop up. I’m willing to listen to any idea or option presented. Maybe a builder/ OUSCI sponsor has one that just needs finishing?

[Simbad68]

What is your budget?
I have a 69 Firebird I'm on the fence about selling. It's ready for gaping and paint.

DSE Quadra Link Rear
Art Morrison front w/ DSE tuned Rack plus one spare rack from AME
LSA W/6 speed manual
Lingerfelter pulleys
BT stage 3 cam w/spring
Forgeline 18x10 Front w/295x18 Invo's
Forgeline 19x12 Rear w 345x19 Invo's
14" Wilwood 6 piston Brakes
Fab 9 rear end w/ ii much vent
vapor works stainless tank w/ ctsv pump and module w/ ii much vent
Relocated battery to trunk
New quarters, door cowl section
Shaved drip rails and firewall
Rain Gear wiper system
Dakota Digital gauges
Custom one off Kooks headers
Custom stretched inner front fenders
Ect,Ect,Ect..........

Sims

[another69]

I have a 69 Firebird hardtop for sale, but it is completely unmodified and being reassembled. Not what you are looking for, but if you change your mind pm me.

[dws1216]

Send me some pictures. I have only received a few replies and PMs. No deals have been made yet.

[dws1216]

Still looking.

[dws1216]

THe search goes on.

[Gkc3523]

THe search goes on.

Hello,
I'm really not sure if I would be willing to sell, but what is your budget?



Thanks,

Bob