1968 Pontiac Firebird

The Pontiac Firebird is available in 400 or the boss, H.O. or light heavyweight, sprint or European thing, 350 or the Great American family sport, and the nifty thrifty one. All Firebirds feature safety equipments from front to rear. The 400 comes in hardtop and convertible in 13 different colors, generating 330 horsepower at 4800 rpm and a torque of 430 pound feet at 3300 rpm. It includes dual exhausts, 4-BBL, Quadra-jet carburetion, all-synchro, and heavy duty 3-speed with Hurst shifter on the floor.

There are also options such as the front wheel disc brakes, 4-speed stick or the 3-speed turbo Hydra-Matic, mag-type steel wheels, hood mounted tach, stereo, and air conditioning. The H.O. is the leading engine of the Firebird, delivering 320 horsepower. In this year the Quadra-jet carburetion was made standard, so as the dual exhausts and all-synchro 3-speed. The sprint also features the all-synchro 3-speed with Hurst shifter. Overhead Cam Six that makes 215 horsepower is also available as standard. The 350 runs with 265 horsepower, while the nifty thrifty with only 175.