Most Firebirds that ended up rolling off the assembly lines back in 1969 were fitted either with the standard six-cylinder engine or with the 350 (5.7-liter) V8 and a 2-barrel carburetor. As the base ...

The first-generation Firebird was a crazy rollercoaster ride from a production perspective. It started in 1967 with 82,500 units, increased significantly to 107,000 units a year later, and dropped ...

After sitting parked for 22 years, this 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 finally gets a second chance. Follow the restoration journey as Steve Coppock and Barry T bring this iconic muscle car back to life.

Inspiration comes in many forms. Bob Thomson of Woodstock, Illinois has been inspired to build cool performance vehicles since his youth. "I purchased my first car when I was 15 years old," the ...

He explains: "Before the Firebird ever left the Lordstown, Ohio, plant on Christmas Day of 1968, I was enthralled by it as it was ordered as a demo for Butch Steward, a friend and employee of Griffin ...

The 1969 Pontiac Firebird arrived at the end of the first generation with the swagger of a traditional muscle car and the attitude of something more personal and expressive. Its wide stance, intricate ...