'70 Firebird Formula #s 400/4-sp, Keylime Green

[scuncio]

Neat car in a color I haven't heard referenced before. Is this the same color as Citrus Green?

Ling to 1970 Formula auction (https://ebay.to/2QyJ6cn)

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226870N121071

[BLACKLS5]

That wheel and tire combo doesn't do it any favors IMO.

[Postsedan]

I agree on the Wheels and Tires (easy fix).....but I love the car and the Citrus Green :)

Dan

[scuncio]

Looks like it had been sold at $29k and change the last time around, but here is it again, in the link below:

Link to 1970 Formula auction (https://ebay.to/3bs7Qgj)

[scuncio]

Relisted again, for $32,900 or best.

Link to 1970 Firebird Formula auction (https://ebay.to/32nchpw)

[Lynn]

Not exactly a top shelf resto, but I would drive it. In fact, I would drive the stink out of it.

I am one of those odd balls who prefer the early formula to the TA.

[sixt9rsx33]

My step dad had brought home a 72 Formula (traded in) as he worked at the Toyota dealer in town. This was 1978, and I had just gotten my license at 15 (SC) I remember he letting me take the car to the convenience store nearby. I had heard about neutral drops but had never done one. Well my first ND was in a 72 Formula 400 and it did not let me down. But I thought I had torn it up it made such a loud thump before the rear hides lite up.

[PeteLeathersac]

I am one of those odd balls who prefer the early formula to the TA.


If that's odd Lynn, you're not alone as myself also a few others here have the same disorder.
Love the car also agree a wheel change would make all the difference!
:beers:
~ Pete

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[Crush]

What wheels would you put on it?

[Lynn]

Anything vintage. Would prefer the factory wheels to those.

[Burd]

Honeycombs, saw some on a 77 the other day