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78 FORMULA 455
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EXIT
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Posted: 02/02/07
10:16 PM
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IM CURIOUS AS TO HOW MUCH A RESTORED 78 FIREBIRD FORMULA WITH A 455 ENGINE IN IT WOULD BE WORTH. AND WOULD IT BE WORTH MY TIME TO RESTORE IT OR WOULD I BE BETTER OFF DOING WHAT I PLANNED ALREADY AND STRIP IT AND UPGRADE EVERYTHING TO A DRAG OR DRIFT SERIES CAR. AND AT THAT THIS IS MY FIRST CAR (GOTTA LOVE THEM PONTIACS!) I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS BEST FOR THIS CAR. I'VE BEEN TOLD THIS CAR IS A RARE ONE AND IF IT IS I WANT TO HOLD ON TO IT. I HAVENT SEEN MANY IN HPP SO NEED TO KNOW WHATS GOING ON.
I READ HPP ADAMANTLY AND KNOW THAT IM GOING TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE PONTIAC IN MY GARAGE AT ALL TIMES. SO I JUST BE HAPPY WITHOUT REGRETS. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON THE PRICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED THANKS!!! EXIT
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Posted: 02/05/07
05:54 PM
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I would look into getting some documentation on your car before doing anything to it. The biggest suspicion I have is the 455......in a 78? I'm not aware of any that had 455s. My understanding is Pontiac stopped making them in 76 and a couple may have made it into the 77 model year, but I've never heard of any in 78.
Look into that before you start spending your money.
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mike side
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Posted: 04/02/07
03:56 PM
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1975 was the last 455 run, so limited this magazine cant find one.
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moptop
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Posted: 04/15/07
05:42 PM
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There was a some 455's in 76
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