67 Firebird offer a 350 engine?

[outerbanks]

Looking at a 67 Firebird with 350 eng. Were they offered late in the year?

 

[92 Sunbird LE]

Looks like a no. Not till 68.

230 , 326 or 400 for 67

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Firebird

http://myclassicgarage.com/marketplace/knowledge_base/1967-pontiac-firebird#drivetrain

http://www.oldride.com/library/1967_pontiac_firebird.html

Doug in P.R.

 

[Too Fast]

Nope. Doug is correct, the Pontiac 350 was not available until 1968.

 

[melsg5]

The last 6 digits of the VIN should be on the engine pad if it is an original engine and nobody is trying to fake it. Actually I'm wrong on that point the VIN on the block only started in late 67

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[92 Sunbird LE]

If it was a 326 car , there is only one original 326 from a 67 Firebird currently available here:

http://www.hoylesautosalvage.com/ ( needs rebuild )

ALL other avaliable 326's are from different year Tempests .


Doug in P.R.

 

[Too Fast]

The last 6 digits of the VIN should be on the engine pad if it is an original engine and nobody is trying to fake it.

Mels, I've learned that Pontiac didn't start stamping partial VINs on the engines until about 1968 at the earliest. They *may* have done a few late '67s, tho.

If it was a 326 car , there is only one original 326 from a 67 Firebird currently available here:

http://www.hoylesautosalvage.com/ ( needs rebuild )

ALL other avaliable 326's are from different year Tempests .


Doug in P.R.

Not sure what you mean. All 1967 Firebirds have a 326 option, are you saying only one is available at the salvage?

 

[melsg5]

you are correct about the VIN it didnt start until late 1967. So the OP will have to look for an engine code

 

[92 Sunbird LE]

Mels, I've learned that Pontiac didn't start stamping partial VINs on the engines until about 1968 at the earliest. They *may* have done a few late '67s, tho.



Not sure what you mean. All 1967 Firebirds have a 326 option, are you saying only one is available at the salvage?

Yes, there is only one available "salvage 326" from a 67 Firebird in the wrecking yards currently on file .

Getting real hard to find............ all 67 Birds are priced quite high. Nice example of a 326 car:

http://www.oldride.com/classic_cars/829621.html

More Info for the OP.

http://firstgenfirebird.org/firebird/1967/id_numbers.html

Doug in P.R.

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[Too Fast]

Yes that '67 convertible looks sharp! Really, tho, $28,500 seems like a fair price, for how well it shows in the pictues.

 

[92 Sunbird LE]

Cheapest I found on the net for a nice 67 was 19K for a 1 bbl 230 OHC car.

And a couple of "basketcases" on craigslist for a under a grand .

I dont know why they are so high priced?

Doug in P.R.

 

[Too Fast]

Cheapest I found on the net for a nice 67 was 19K for a 1 bbl 230 OHC car.

And a couple of "basketcases" on craigslist for a under a grand .

I dont know why they are so high priced?

Doug in P.R.

They are getting rare. That ups the price, as you know.