This 1967 Pontiac Firebird is pure classic muscle with modern bite—restored, refined, and ready to dominate the pavement. Finished in a slick “Silver Metallic” paint job laid down in 2009, this first-year Firebird is the product of a comprehensive, high-quality restoration that spared no expense. Backed by receipts and photo documentation, the restoration included all-new metal, fresh glass seals, suspension components, brakes, bushings, bumpers, wheels, and more.

Under the hood, it packs a serious punch with a built 400 C.I. Pontiac V8 paired to a 4-barrel carburetor and upgraded with fuel injection for modern reliability and performance. Mated to a 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission and a Quick Performance posi rear end with 3.55 gears, this Firebird is as happy tearing up backroads as it is cruising the strip.

Inside, a beautifully restored black vinyl interior features patterned bucket seats, a full-length center console, tilt column, under-dash auxiliary gauges, and a vintage-look AM/FM/Aux stereo system. Other upgrades include power steering, front disc brakes, a hood-mounted tach, dual chrome mirrors, and a throaty dual exhaust system that sounds just as mean as this Firebird looks.

It rolls on aggressive Boss 5-spoke wheels wrapped in blackwall tires for a low, wide stance that commands attention. With a muscle car pedigree and the upgrades to make it truly roadworthy, this ’67 Firebird is a killer combination of raw power and refined restoration. Don’t sleep on this one—cars like this don’t sit around for long.