Pontiac
Pontiac Firebird
Pontiac's pony car of 1967 to 1969, year by year: production, engines, prices where we have them, colors and the VIN for every first-generation Firebird, the Trans Am included.
Year by year
1967Pontiac FirebirdThe first Firebird: Pontiac's version of the new Camaro, on sale from 23 February 1967 as five models named for their engines, and 82,560 built.82,560 built (disputed)
1968Pontiac FirebirdLittle changed outside, much underneath: a 250 six, the 350 V8, side-marker lamps, no vent windows, and 107,112 built.107,112 built
1969Pontiac FirebirdA new front with the headlamps in body-color Endura bezels, the key on the column, the Ram Air IV, and from March 1969 the Trans Am.87,708 built (disputed)Special models
1967–1969
Firebird 400
The top Firebird of 1967 to 1969: Pontiac's 400 V8 with a dual-scoop hood, from 325 hp in 1967 to the 345-hp Ram Air IV in 1969.
1969Trans Am
The Firebird's performance and appearance package of 1969, named after the Trans-Am racing series: white with blue stripes, a spoiler, and 697 built.