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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Mar 2007
      Location
      San Diego, CA
      Posts
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      1968 Firebird 400 convertible

      Just joined up. I have a 1968 Firebird that I thought some people would like to see. I have owned a lot of cars, but my first "cool" car was a 1967 Firebird convertible when I was 17. I'm 36 now, so I guess the sickness/hobby has come full circle. Anyhow, I look forward to some of the information on here and to just appreciating everybody else's cars. They are never "done", but the only major modification that I have planned now is a big 4 wheel disc brake package. Here is some info that I cut and pasted from my PT garage that I set up. Thanks!

      Engine
      • 400/485 HP, 494 lbs. Torque
      • Edelbrock Aluminum Heads
      • March Serpentine Pulley System
      • Ram Air IV headers, Flowmasters
      • Horsepower 485 @ 5500 rpm
      • Torque 494 @ 5000 rpm
      • Bore 4.152 Stroke 4.210
      • Compression ratio 10.5:1
      • Holley 770 CFM Street Avenger
      • BeCool Aluminum Radiator
      Transmission
      • 700R4 overdrive automatic, 2500 stall converter, original style shifter
      Brakes Front
      • discs
      Rearend

      4.10 12-bolt posi

      Wheels & Tires

      Custom 17x7" and 17x9.5" Billet Specialties

      275/40/17 rear, 235/45 front

      Miscellaneous

      PHS documented real 400 car

      Triple Black

      Originally Verdoro Green



      Factory 400 hood with hood tach that works!

      932 miles on engine & transmission

      Built by Engine Factory Inc.


      Engine is featured on their site enginefactory.com

      AGR steering box

      Suspension Techniques 1" sway bars (front & rear)

      Deluxe interior, power steering, power brakes, power

      top, power antenna, tilt wheel

      Ground up resto
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