'97 Hurst/Lingenfelter Firebird

[92conv]

Pretty unique car, not sure about the $54k asking price.....but then again there were only 9 made. It'd take a very long time before you could recoup your initial investment, but until then you would definately standout in the crowd.

http://www.carsforsale.com/used_cars_for_sale/1997_Pontiac_Firebird_105694903_10









And here's a few pics of car #4 which is part of Lingenfelter collection.......

[s.reef]

One of my favorites...I love the gold and black probably my favorite combo. Theres a black berger with gold stripes and its gorgeous.

[white96TA]

That is without question an awsome car, but the price seems out of touch

[92conv]

Here's a little history of the mods done by Lingenfelter for this car. Also note the price tag when new, $44,458.

The Lingenfelter Hurst Firebird is now available. The car must be ordered as a Firebird Formula with the WS6/Ram Air package. To this Lingenfelter adds a 58mm throttle body, LPE intake manifold, LPE CNC ported LT4 heads with hardened pushrods and guideplates, Competition Cams 1.6:1 roller rocker arms and heavy duty dual valve springs with titanium retainers, aluminum driveshaft, Hurst shifter, shorty headers and Borla cat-back exhaust. Power is advertised at 350 HP. The exterior has a special black and gold paint scheme with Lingenfelter Hurst/Firebird emblems and ground effects package. The interior head rests and floor mats are embroidered and the car comes with a dash plaque, alarm, and custom car cover. The price tag is $44,458. Orders cannot be made through Pontiac, instead contact Lingenfelter at 219-724-2552 for more information.

[nascarnate326]

Its cool but I would rather have a 10th ed FireHawk.

[81DaytonaPaceCar]

Its cool but I would rather have a 10th ed FireHawk.

Agreed...not sure where the owner of the 97 thinks he can get $10K over sticker for this car...he might, MIGHT, have a buyer if it was in the $25-30K range...

[2002Z4CSS]

I had never heard of that car. Looks a lot like a 10th Anniversary Firehawk.

[92conv]

I agree Jeff, the seller might snatch a buyer if it was in the $25-$30k range.

For those of you who didn't/don't know they made another version of this car in '98 too. IMO, I would rather have the '98 Hurst/Lingenfelter over a 10th Annv Firehawk, when you compare the two cars the '98 Hurst/Lingenfelter car was better executed. Here's a photo of a '98 version.........