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The Story

Persistence pays off because cars sitting for years eventually come up for sale. The seller, a Mopar collector and racer, secured this Firebird in August 2024 after a friend discovered a stash of muscle cars in a Los Angeles storage lot. The friend left his number, and years later, the owner’s brother offered to sell them following the owner’s passing. The family wanted to sell all nine cars together, but the seller, targeting a single car, was able to buy seven, so this Firebird is one of six cars to sell.

This Los Angeles built Firebird retains its numbers-matching 350ci V8, producing 255 horsepower and 355 ft-lb of torque when new, paired with a TH350 automatic transmission and a 10-bolt rear axle. It rolled off the line in Palladium Silver with a black bucket seat console interior, a striking combo. A reportedly lifelong Los Angeles car, it has rust in the body but nearly rust-free floors and trunk, with all damage and past repairs detailed for transparency.

The seller holds a California salvaged title in his name, with a reserve that must be met in order for it to sell.