In the mid-1960s, General Motors’ Pontiac division decided to include a “pony car” in its lineup, but not just any pony car. Your new “baby” should be special. The name Firebird is derived from the Native American word for “action, power, beauty and youth” and was the name of the car that Pontiac first introduced in 1967. The car was a sensation when it debuted, and a year later it had been further developed into a car ready for big things. Today, thanks to the combination of performance and beauty it inherited from its namesake, the Firebird has achieved classic status among car enthusiasts everywhere. Pontiac 400 c.i. Ram Air engine plus optional race engine parts and interior Stock or torque thrust wheels and optional racing seat and roll bar Authentic original and drag racing decals