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Looks clean.

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Matt, you find them... said it once, I know I'll say it again

Congrats man

Dan

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Just happened to see Matt's firebird listed on the 'Bay. Pretty tempting deal IMO. Deluxe interior and power windows are pretty scarce.

1968 Firebird Convertible

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/wFUAAO...jP/s-l1600.jpg

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I've got numbers for standard vs. deluxe and you'd be surprised it's not too scarce, but it depends on the engine.

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I guess the 'scarce' comment is anecdotal...every '67-68 Firebird I've owned has been black standard interior.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: scuncio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just happened to see Matt's firebird listed on the 'Bay. Pretty tempting deal IMO. Deluxe interior and power windows are pretty scarce.
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Thanks for the plug, haha. It sold over the weekend. It was a pretty solid project. Hope it ends up being enjoyed like it should be.

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Sure thing, it will be a nice car for someone. I love the PW in a convertible.

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I've been compiling numbers from the GM Heritage Center but there was something about the VIN posted on eBay that wasn't jibing, so I kept quiet (not suggesting something sketchy, but didn't want to introduce something that could be inferred as less than legit). If the seller wants to give me more info on the VIN prefix, engine, and other little details, I am happy to try to figure out standard vs. deluxe ragtop production based on my spreadsheet. I may even have numbers on PW cars!

Malibu SS on frt fender, red, 396 flags....Z16?