Pontiac entered the pony car race in 1967 with the Firebird and its Trans Am variant. The Firebird's integrated bumpers gave it a sleeker look than its Camaro sibling. Even though it was the less-heralded of the F-Body siblings, the Firebird packed quite a punch in a small package with 326, 350, and 400 cubic-inch Pontiac powerplants available. If you prefer a more modern means of motivation, our Gen III/IV LS swap systems are just what the doctor ordered.

The suspension is an essential part of the ride comfort and performance of your restoration. Whether you're looking to make it a comfortable weekend cruiser, a performance handler, or a lowered show-car, we've got you covered.