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Old 08-29-2002, 07:42 PM
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Question firebird 400

i'm in the market for a 71 firebird 400. any ideas on where to look for one or how much i might have to pay. i only want it to run and have a straight frame, i don't want it to be perfect.
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I know of a 72 Pontiac 400, not the original motor, but it's still impressive. Saw it two days ago.

http://www.kcclassicauto.com/

Click on Here to enter the site, then click on Inventory, then scroll until you see it in the Pontiac section.
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