1969 Pontiac Firebird Antique Gold 400 Coupe

“This 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 drives like it did 55 years go, and the unmistakable rumble from its engine always gets a smile and thumbs-up from onlookers,” the seller states. “I would consider this a no-excuse car. Its paint is in excellent condition, the interior is like new with every panel and seating surface replaced with original-style aftermarket units, and the chassis shows no signs of rust.”

He continues, “This car comes with an extensive documented history over the course of four owners, including the original bill of sale. The third owner, a GTO specialist in Seattle, refreshed the vehicle beginning in 2015. The current owner bought the finished car in 2021. It usually comes home with an award, such as a ‘Best in Show’ or ‘People’s Choice,’ whenever it competes at local events. The car also received an invitation to display at the Salem, Oregon, Roadster Show.”

• The seller states that the 330-horsepower, 400-cu.in. OHV V8 is original to the car.
• The chromed rocker covers were replaced in 2.
• A new transverse muffler and tailpipes were installed in 2022.
• Fluid leaks from the rocker covers and a power steering hose were fixed in November 2 insurance estimate shows damage to the right rear quarter-panel and the deck lid.
• A repair and urethane repaint were done in October of 1987, per the documentation.
• The finish has held up “remarkably well if the vehicle is still wearing that paint from 1987.”
• The paint appears to be code-65 Antique Gold, which is listed on the body data plate.
• A spot repair was done on the top of right fender crown due to an object falling on the car in 2.
• The console was factory ordered.
• A vintage-style sound system with Bluetooth capability is in the dashboard.
• Aftermarket subframe connectors were added.
• New tie-rod ends were installed at .
• This Firebird is equipped with variable-ratio power steering and power brakes.
• Front disc brakes were swapped in later, as they aren’t on the original paperwork.
• BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires are mounted on the optional 14-inch Rally II steel wheels.
• The center caps were replaced in 2021.

• This car comes with dealer paperwork and receipts.
• The owner’s manual, Accessorizer, and warranty documents are also included.

• The engine might have some rear main seepage, the seller discloses.
• A small ding is in left-side drip-rail trim (see photo).
• The spray dye on the passenger’s bucket seat hinge arm cover is peeling (see photo).

• According to the paperwork provided, this Firebird is a factory and 2024.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Oregon title in the owner and his wife’s names. The seller is assisting the owner of the vehicle, with his approval, to get it listed online. He adds, “This 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 is a turnkey, user-friendly, and dependable example of a piece of American muscle car history.”