Orig Owner '67 Firebird Convertible, 326/4-sp
 

Pretty car from a distance, but this "California" one-owner car sure looks like it's had some extensive and interesting bodywork (the passenger side rocker panel being the oddest looking). The mismatched front seats are also an interesting touch.

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Yeah, who needs clutch & brake pedal pads anyway?

Definitely something odd going on there.

"This beauty is all original and in fantastic condition. A true California gem with zero rust!"

Not so sure about that. "One owner" doesn't necessarily mean well cared for.

Original peddle pads were probably completely worn away from a million miles of use so seller removed them and did not want to install new ones, because that is a giveaway too, lol

Pig with lipstick...
The open door pic is interesting as the top fender bolt to A pillar is missing and will need a custom shim to fill that crooked gap. Is the fender tab bent or the pillar ???
The dimmer switch location is handy for changing from high to low beams with every push of the clutch to change gears. :rolleyes2: