Firebird Body Trim and Glass: Interchangeable Parts Buyers Guide 1967-1981

Firebird! Its name invokes flickers of memories of a mythical creature which swoops down from the heavens during creation to ignite the fires on earth, and who now waits, lying under the Waters of Life.

NOTE: 3rd edition expanded through 1981.

That's how the legend goes, according to Native Americans. But to car buffs, it evokes a different vision.

That vision is one of high horsepower encased in Detroit steel, rising up and ready to take on all who dare to challenge it, and then take them down in a Circle of Fire.

To some, the Firebird is nothing more than a glorified Camaro, which, in the beginning, especially, it shared many parts.

But the Firebird purist should revel in that fact that many parts from other GM cars, including the Camaro, will fit the Firebird, thus the opportunity to save money when searching for parts. It is a known fact that Firebird parts cost more than parts for a Nova.

But, do you know which Nova parts will fit your Firebird? You will, with this guide. Inside are more than one thousand interchanges that deal solely with the Firebird. And you will quickly find that Firebird Body Trim and Glass: Interchangeable Parts Buyers Guide will become your favorite tool to use at the salvage yard. Whether you're looking for trim and glass for a Firebird, Firebird 400, Esprit, Formula or Trans Am, this book has you covered.

It's more than just an interchange guide. This manual by John Miller does more than just list interchangeable parts. It also provides you with insider, expert tips, strategies and procedures to help you hunt down parts at the salvage yard and also provides you instructions on removing the parts while in the salvage yard. Additionally, the author will explain to you how to make other parts fit your classic Pontiac Firebird.

Note: This guide covers all models, including Firebird hardtop and convertible, Esprit, Formula, and Trans Am.