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01-28-2007 #1
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Cool Firebird!
I love this car, I saw it on ebay a little while back. It's really the look I'm after with my 67 but it will take some time and money that I don't have especially with the Fiske wheels.
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01-28-2007 #2
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thats hot!!
01-28-2007 #3
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wowzers that's pretty...don't like the cowl, but otherwise, meannnn.
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no doubt,....sits awesome!
so, what are we lookin at there....335 x 18 on the rear? 245 x 18 on the front??
01-29-2007 #5
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What he said. Beautiful car, I'd love to have it. Cowl = Chevy.
Originally Posted by formula
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01-29-2007 #6
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Hot looking car with the right stance.
I have to admit; the cowl is too much Chevy and even then it's a little too high for my taste.
Hope you will be able to do the same thing to your own 'bird soon. Look into BMW wheels when you can't afford the Fikse wheels right now.
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Oops, double post . . . . . .
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they are actually 17s. Originally Posted by BA.
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I remember this Bird, even saved some pics. Pics were used in some ebay scam crap...not long ago.
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01-29-2007 #10
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I like it too Nice stance, I wonder who owns it??
Steve68- 1968 Camaro SS LSX T56, 12bolt 3:90's, 18" Fikse Profil 13s, Deep Fathom Green paint, Spearcos, just bunch of old junk because another member said so, LOL
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Originally Posted by cliff6870
Yeah I remember seeing the original real eaby auction and I think it ended with the bidding around $40k but the reserve wasn't met then not too long after that it was back up with a rediculously low buy it now price and I knew the second one was a scam. On a side note I wish someone made a good looking cowl hood for our cars.1967 Firebird (current project)
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01-29-2007 #12
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This Bird (or any other) should not be in outhouse!
01-30-2007 #13
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Very nice looking car. When I was looking at Firebirds I was hoping to get the same look, and I personally love the cowl hood on the cars. A lower one would be nicer though. But this car has a nice stance and great overall look.
-Jim...
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"Fix" the hood and that would more than likely be my Favorite 67/68 Firebird!
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looks good
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I agree, moved to the Pro-Touring forum Originally Posted by gonein67bird
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