The 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint Convertible is a remarkable piece of automotive history, conceived by the visionary John DeLorean during his tenure as head of Pontiac. This model was DeLorean's answer to European sports cars, focusing on handling and all-around performance rather than just straight-line acceleration. Its burgundy exterior and distinctive 250CID Overhead Cam (OHC) engine. This first-year model Firebird is not just a car but a testament to Pontiac's innovative spirit. The unique Pontiac exclusive engine is an engineering marvel known for its smooth cruising capabilities. The Sprint version was considered quite powerful, equipped with a four-barrel carburetor. The interior features black vinyl bucket seats, maintaining the original style with some parts replaced over the years. The white vinyl convertible top with a plastic rear window adds an elegant touch to the vehicle's overall appearance.
Highlights:
First-year model of the Pontiac Firebird series
Unique 250CID OHC engine, a Pontiac exclusive
Designed for handling and all-around performance
Classic burgundy exterior
White vinyl convertible top
Black vinyl bucket seats
Four-barrel carburetor
Preserved in the same family since new
14"" PMD wheels with trim rings
Partial restoration
The 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint Convertible is a collector's dream, combining classic styling, unique engineering, and a rich family history. It's a perfect addition for anyone who appreciates the legacy of American muscle cars. Contact us to explore this iconic vehicle and make it a part of your collection.
