Thanks for your time. I'm just trying to figure which direction to take my firebird and wonder if i should avoid modifying it too much. I bought a 67 400 4 speed car, original motor, trans, rear. was owned by previous older guy for 32 years. it does not have a console, it is not power brakes, but does have front disc brakes. does not have power windows or locks. the traction bars are still on it. it is a light green color, factory. 101,000 miles. thanks, i think this is all the info that matters, but if you need more please ask. thanks, scott

How rare?

I'll trade you for my 1 of 1500 '67 400 coupe with CA smog. Numbers matching.

Well, at least I have the original 400 block on a stand. There's a 455 in it now and it's still under construction.

sounds nice , pictures please i would like to see it!

I would get it documented through PHS..... Any Numbers Matching car is more rare than a non-numbers car....but as far as how many of your exact optioned car were built, that's the hard question.

Im 90 percent sure that GM didn't build any car, other than the Corvette, with manual disk brakes.

Some people convert Drum to disk w/out a power booster.

My '68 400 was factory 4 piston manual disk brakes.

A sheet I got from PHS says they made 7526 of the WZ code 400, which is the manual trans standard 400. It's relatively rare if original.

Mine is manual disc as well...

Steve