1969 Pontiac Firebird A Muscle Car That Checks All the Boxes

The year was 1969, and the muscle car wars were in full swing. Pontiac rolled out the final iteration of its first-generation Firebird, a car that wasn’t just a sibling to the Camaro—it was a statement. With aggressive styling, serious performance chops, and a lineup of potent V8 engines, the Firebird cemented itself as one of the most iconic cars of the era. Fast forward to today, and we’ve got our hands on a pristine example that’s ready to make its next owner the king of the road. 
 
What We’re Looking At 
This 1969 Firebird is a stunning mix of original flair and tasteful upgrades. It’s got the looks, the power, and the pedigree to make any enthusiast swoon. Let’s dive into the details: 

Under the Hood 
Pop the hood, and you’re greeted by a 350 cubic inch (5.7L) V8—a classic workhorse that defined muscle car performance. This particular engine has recently been given a full service, so it runs smoother than a fresh jar of peanut butter. No leaks, no rattles, just pure, unadulterated Pontiac power. 

The 3-speed automatic gearbox takes the guesswork out of shifting, letting you focus on what really matters: enjoying the drive and turning heads at every stoplight. 

Breathe Easy 
One of the standout upgrades on this car is the full stainless steel exhaust system, and let us tell you, it sounds incredible. At idle, it rumbles just enough to let the world know you mean business, and when you put your foot down, it roars with authority. It’s the kind of sound that makes car guys stop mid-conversation just to listen. 

Style Points 
This Firebird’s body is in exceptional shape, with no rust to be found—a rarity for a car of this vintage. The paintwork is excellent, with a deep, glossy finish that showcases every curve and line of the Firebird’s iconic design. 

There’s some vinyl artwork on the car right now, but if that’s not your style, don’t worry—it can be removed without a fuss, leaving you with a clean slate for your own customization. 

Step Inside 
The interior of this Firebird is as fresh as they come, thanks to its leather upholstery upgrade. While the original cars came with vinyl, this one’s leather seats bring a touch of luxury without losing the muscle car vibe. Whether you’re cruising to a car show or just taking it for a spin, you’ll be sitting in comfort and style. 

Grip and Go 
A great car needs great tires, and this Firebird delivers. The rubber is practically new, so you’re ready to hit the road or track without needing to budget for a fresh set anytime soon. 

Why This Firebird Stands Out 
The 1969 Pontiac Firebird was already a legend in its day, but this example takes things up a notch. Here’s why it deserves a spot in your garage: 

- Turnkey Condition: No mechanical gremlins here. This car starts, runs, and drives like a dream. 
- Showroom-Quality Body: Rust-free with excellent paint, this Firebird looks as good as it did rolling off the line. 
- Modern Touches: Stainless exhaust, leather interior, and well-maintained tires make this car as practical as it is beautiful. 
- Paperwork and Roadworthy: All the boring stuff is handled—paperwork is up to date, and roadworthy status won’t be an issue. 

A Nod to the Past 
When the 1969 Firebird hit the streets, it came with updates that made it a standout. Pontiac sharpened up the body lines, split the grille for a more aggressive front end, and gave the rear end a cleaner, more refined look. Buyers had their choice of engines, ranging from an inline-six to the fire-breathing Ram Air IV V8. This particular Firebird strikes the perfect balance, packing a punchy 350 V8 that offers plenty of power without the temperamental nature of some of the hotter setups. 

Verdict 
This Firebird is more than just a car—it’s a piece of American history. It’s rare to find one in this condition, with all the right upgrades and none of the headaches. Whether you’re looking for a weekend cruiser, a showstopper, or a muscle car that’s ready to hit the road, this Firebird checks all the boxes. 

Want to make it yours? Better act fast—because cars like this don’t stay on the market for long. 
For more information contact 
Bernie Neser: 079 508 5927 / info@nesermotors.co.za
Selling Price: 
679900.00
Sold: 
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