1978 Pontiac Firebird Street Car Project (Ep.1)

Let's take a look at the 1978 Pontiac Firebird I bought for $1900 in 2014, and have spent countless hours working on. It is a project car, purchased incomplete and with many parts in poor shape, but a solid shell. This isn't a restoration, isn't a drag car, and isn't a high-dollar build. It's a car built on a budget, and built to be driven.
This video covers pretty much the story up until now of this car, but of course does not cover everything. It also isn't entirely in chronological order, so please don't mind parts changing out of order. I wrote up a table and dropped in every part I could think of, the total cost is around $4200 for the car and the parts covered in this video.
Timeline of filming: October 30th, 2014 - December 12th, 2017
Song List (Order of First Appearance):
0:01 Surfing Llama - Bird Creek
2:29 Nadia's Theme - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
2:42 Old Friend - Silent Partner
7:46 Our Distance - Silent Partner
9:45 Rooftops - Silent Partner
10:22 Old Friend - Silent Partner (Excerpt)
10:31 Easy Breezy - Silent Partner
(All music provided by KZbin's Audio Library royalty free.)
Thanks for watching, and joining us on this adventure! Please let us know what you think! Consider supporting us via Patreon as well! / fuzzydiceprojects

[@aryocountryboy]

Im agree with this quote : "This is My Car. I know it and I Love it"

[@scottallen6970]

well said. "This is My Car. I know it and I Love it"

[@thejman1132]

I read this comment right after I heard it.

[@chadmiller7460]

Do you understand sometimes... if you see an old car sign... " this car is not worth your life". I do. Keep your Dickbeaters off my Trans Am

[@ohdamnitsthatguy60]

It doesn't matter if it is fast or lays rubber for a 1/4 mile what matters is that you built it and it is yours. Enjoy it for what it is like you said it isn't a show car. What matters is that you love it. Other opinions do not matter.

[@deliveryguyrx]

Exactly! Like I always say,"Your money,your ride!"

[@Brennonicolini]

Manly tears were shed. My dad bought a blue 78 Trans Am with the 400 pontiac but it’s been sitting in our garage for 8 years now and without a steady job and me finishing college, the car patiently awaits the day where we can continue the project. Some day that car will be daily driven all over my country.

[@ninnirusso8763]

Ciao fra tutto ok ? Come stai ? Tu vivi in America e dove in quale stato ? Tu ne hai una ?

[@NorburyKnobWhompers]

Did you ever get around to it?

[@Brennonicolini]

@@NorburyKnobWhomperswow I did not expect an answer to this 6 years later. Well… the cars still exists but is still just sitting there unfortunately. Some years ago I tried making it run but ran into an argument with my father and gave up. It’s complicated. The car has been sitting since then and it’s not going anywhere soon. I have dropped out of college but got a good steady job. I guess that life just happens. Got a good girlfriend. Thank God I could be a lot worse. A lot has changed in this 6 years. But don’t worry. The car is here and one day I’ll keep my promise and ride it out into the sunset! Thanks for asking bro!!

[@Brennonicolini]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ninnirusso8763hello buddy. Sorry I missed your comment 4 years ago. Yeah I think I’m better off than 6 years ago. I live in Brazil and despite my Italian name I don’t speak Italian sorry for that. Also thank you for the comment and care. Yes I have a 78 firebird and one day I’ll restore it. Cheers!

[@brandon2076]

That was friggin' awesome. Almost brought a tear to my eye. The music, the timeline, the story, the pictures, the sentiment, evrything......especially the ending. So glad i found this channel. Wish we could be neighbors.

[@yardsausage]

you are so right..i love how he narrated this and let everyone know that this was his build on his terms, and we shouldnt expect anything more..woah...is that a super charger at the end....so...lets see what happens now..

[@302hobronco]

This video blows away most vehicle builds on here. You can tell he is a average Joe who does what he can pay check to pay check by himself learning and living the whole way along. Great video got me thinking about my project car in the back yard.

[@OldManFrank]

My Dad got me into muscle cars and even bought me a 1968 Mercury Cougar. We installed a BOSS 302 and man did she fly. California was tightening her grip and we sold it but, slowly but, surely I talked my Dad into helping me get my 1976 Chevrolet Camaro (Rally Sport). We installed a 350 HO. My Dad passed away about 10 years ago but, I still keep the Camaro running good in his honor. I bet he'd be proud of how far the Camaro has come since day one. This video brings up a lot of memories. It's like we're family now.

[@steven-vn9ui]

one of the most beautiful cars ever conceived. I am from the UK but saw them on TV and always loved them. I would draw the Firebird logo on paper as a kid.

[@IFORBIDANYDATACOLLECTIONTOALL]

This is what car culture is all about friends! Taking something you love, and putting your heart in it. I'm proud of you guy! I'm also obsessed with the 77 440 trans am my mom had as Her FIRST CAR!!! My parents sold it before I was born, but my dad bought it back a few years ago, and it is in worse condition than yours was. But me and my dad are going to rebuild it as best we can. You have inspired me man, and I appreciate it.

[@johncamp7679]

Love Firebirds, if I would have known how rare a yellow 76 formula would be, I never would have sold mine. But it did help get my wife and I our first home. Had a 79 formula, 89 firebird red w ttops, now a black 98 ram air ws6

[@DJR50AJ]

If i wasnt already subscribed i would have been after seeing the Weiand. Your videos are great for information and entertainment. Thank you for sharing these pieces of your life with us.

[@CarguyEd5150]

I have a 1977 Trans Am that i bought over 5 years ago and it's something I've wanted for sine I was a kid watching Smokey and the Bandit back in 1977. It's been a special project for me and I appreciated and respected your enthusiasm and drive to make that car your own. In the end, it doesn't matter how it looks, just matters how you enjoy it.

[@jeremysmith8990]

My father was also a Pontiac man and we had a 66 LeMans ( now mine) a 66 GTO convertible 4-speed clone lost to fire and several other Pontiacs. I my self had a 1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula 350 I bought in Atlanta, Georgia and brought home to Ohio and it was an immaculate vehicle no rust and the A/C even worked and the T-Tops did not leak. But being a young man in 2008 (32) I thought it needed more power so out came the engine and trans and I proceeded to build a pretty strong 350 and in the process I deleted all the A/C shit and all the computer controls, wiring and the TPI injection system and ruined the drivability of the car and sold it, and I regret doing that to an awesome car. I am currently in the restoration of my fathers 66 LeMans because he has since passed away and it will be a tribute to him...completely stock other than a few improvements for safety's sake and maybe a little lower with more meat under it and of course a loud sound system. Just sitting behind the wheel and moving it around in my barn I get nostalgic about all the great times we had as a family at car shows or club meets. My 2 children are graduating high school this year and 1 is going away to college for Chemical Engineering and the other to the Air Force for Aerospace Engineering so it will just be me and my wife taking the car out for drives on the country roads where we live and enjoying the vehicle my father enjoyed with his wife and children and honor the memory of a great man taken from our lives way too soon... bravo to you!

[@MrMaxx6795]

Never hit the like button so fast once I saw the words firebird, didn’t even start the video before I hit like

[@stephenvolkhardt8036]

MrMaxx6795 Too funny, I did the exact same thing!

[@funnydubby6401]

Ever heard of the Grand National, Firebirds have always been awesome, but we can’t forget amount the Grand National though during this era 🤤

[@shotgunarms]

I think this vid speaks for lots of people who love cars, the stories just change between us. Very well done.

[@BustedClassicGarage]

Great story and beautiful car! I bought my 79 Camaro about 3 years ago and it's just been an uphill battle but this is the first summer I was really able to enjoy it and take it on some really long road trips. There's nothing like it, being on the road in an old classic car.

[@FREDOGISFUUN]

I have a 77 Firebird, owned it for 35yrs. Only now, these cars are getting a thumbs up. Hope you have it on the road still and enjoying it. My car is Firethorn red. When I purchased the car, it had the same stripe on it as yours. I did not add that back on when I had the body work and paint done, I kind of regret it, but it was the 80`s you know lol

[@logandunbar2748]

“its not the most desirable year, its not the most desirable model, and its not a show car, but it was mine” best quote ever, made me tear up

[@anthonypark8569]

Your comment about owning many vehicles, but this was your first 'Car' truly hits home. Everyone on here has had many vehicles, very few can claim their 'Car'. Forget the almost tear from the post below. Damn powerful statement. Rock on.

[@MrMiked37]

Man I’m a huge firebird guy myself i grew up with my dad owning trans ams 77-80 my mother had a few 3rd gen firebirds so I am very excited to see where this project goes

[@Silent.Stacker]

For a young guy, you have a surprisingly old soul. Very refreshing to see this sort of character in someone so young.

[@ronaldarchibald2506]

My first car was a rusty 77 trans am bought for 500$ didn't last long but I have owned a bunch of them since. Watching this video makes me want another 77-78.

[@FalconXE302]

Yep... the "Might as well"... syndrome sure struck hard... but the end result is something better than you probably thought you were going to get. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@ravenplaze8972]

"I wish my father could have seen it, i know he would love it" Got me cryin' in the club bruh

[@Nitro64819]

I understand the passion you feel for that car. My first love was a 1987 Dodge Ares K Wagon Streetside 20 (good luck saying that all in one breath.) This was a car my parents got me for $500. This thing turned away so many people because it smelled, the AC didn't work, run had gotten into the frame, the seals were bad, the transmission didn't fully engage after a stop, the glove box would open if you hit a pot hole, and the muffler "deployed" one day while a guy in a pickup was tailgating. But that beauty could turn on a dime, had the most comfortable bench seats (with a stylish saddle blanket covering the upholstery I might add), could stop on command, was the widest damn thing on the road, and every mechanic, gear head, and friend I showed it to loved it. I miss that car a lot, but when the transmission failed on me there was nothing I could do. But for a car that gave me more memories per mile and smiles per gallon than I can count it will always be special to me. Some people just don't get it, but that is their loss.

[@dylangorman467]

This Video warms my heart. Well put together and I really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing this incredible story with us.

[@xmenesesx]

dude... Seriously a project of LOVE. after the 13425th issue, most ppl would just ebay it and give up... much respect

[@TheVenom8343]

I just finished up your Blazer series and now I'm starting this one. Your dad would be DAMN proud of you my friend!! You're just a humble and straight up genuine dude. Thanks for putting out such great and relateable content!

[@drewdickens5774]

The iconic "but it was mine" which makes any item immidently legendary

[@normhowes2975]

Just started wacthing this series and to see Revenna pop up was even better as I almost moved there a good number of years ago was funny. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

[@pophamlarry]

I'm sure your dad does see your car, and i'm sure he's smiling ear to ear and he's very proud of what you have created..... very nice car.... keep up the great work...

[@oldschoolmodeler]

I've watched all the blazer videos (because I own one lol) and love watching every one of them. I've always seen the firebird in the background. Now I can't wait for the build of the firebird. I've always had a soft spot for these cars, there just so cool.

[@bullittone1365]

I have a 1978 Trans AM I purchased new. Now after 40 years I am ready to restore it. Your video gave me inspiration and ideas. Thanks. Good job.

[@carloscalderon8699]

Love the story behind the car and the fact that u always liked them I also have a 77 firebird formula that I’ve had forever passed by my mom with only 55 thousand miles.

[@johnparkinson881]

my uncle had a white 6.6 ltr here in uk when i was about 8 loved it now im 46 i still love them.glad to see it done as a daily not a show car great work

[@madogery]

Ohh, the Bandit... =) Congratulations, what a timeless beauty! Take care of each other!

[@SoonerHistory]

I have a 78 Redbird. I changed it around to a muscle car and show car. All details were covered. I have small B&M blower. Headers run to mufflers minus that converter. I also have cut offs welded in to run straight headers in races or dynos. I had highway gears that I swapped out and placed 4.10s in. It's cherry red. I didn't want this car at first. I could have bought a Bandit version. At the same car show these 2 set. The Bandit would eventually need changes I ended up doing to the Redbird. But the Redbird was a 1 owner and sooooo clean. Always garage kept, and no use to race it bc it was a cruiser for highways. It was perfect for the 17 year old me. I had a pretty car for high school. At the end, I parked it and began a beast mode overhaul.

[@nicksalvatore5717]

If all “slideshow” car project videos were like THIS, I’d fucking watch them all. Amazing video man, I love it.

[@AdamAve93]

I actually love that body style way more than any other model. I’d love to have one like that and you are right, it is yours so nobody’s opinion matters on that car. Keep up the great work!

[@mollygrubber]

Dude that is awesome. It's so nice to see a forgotten old "smog era musclecar" come back from the grave. I had a 75 Firebird, 350 big block. I rebuilt the engine and put the widest tires possible (too wide if I'm honest) on it, with Corvette 25th anniversary rims and to top it off, a 400 Firebird Formula dual-scoop hood. It was badass and I loved it. Sadly, I went to jack it up one day and the frame literally broke in half. Damn you salty salt. I miss that car. Best of luck with yours.

[@42lookc]

Thanks man. You sure brought back some wonderful memories. I always loved Firebird Esprit's, Formula's and Trans Ams. That looks like some real fun wrenching. You have to start with a solid car, though, or it'll just end up in the back yard because the money isn't there in the everyday Joe's pocket to do a wreck right. I'm either going to get me a T/A again, or, at long last, an El Camino. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@gueto70]

I almost didn't watch thinking it was another snowflake had dad buy him a car video. Only a true gear head understands the joy of turning wrenches and the view from behind the wheel is worth more than others viewing you.You are so welcome to the car culture. Thank you.

[@scottallen6970]

Mang I looove this story. SOOOO FRIGGIN TRUE !! My dad was a Smokey and the Bandit kinda guy and he loved the Fire bird. I grew up with that love. He passed away last year. I have been getting an inclining to build one. I want to do like what you did. Almost a rat rod kinda thing. I saw one up in NH, blue, like my dad's . I need that one, keep the patina, and modernize the engine and suspension and race that thing. My dad would love it. And he would yours. Keep it up mang.

[@austinsproblems9310]

my mom had an 1982 firebird! with the 305 v8! i miss that so much, it got me into cars and it is the first car that i ever worked on and i was only 7 years old.

[@grimson]

"The engine rattles everything in the car" Yep. That's what poly engine mounts do. Great video.

[@DavidR-ub2dp]

It's so good that your keeping the firebird legacy alive I'm sure your dad would be proud I love the 2nd gen trans am firebirds 👍💯 keep it up

[@d.j.9961]

No Radio but man she can spit out a sweet tune! NICE vintage, classic vehicle, story & presentation! However, I wish she'd come back to Ohio w/me!!!??? I am simply in love with Camaro's, especially 3rd gen's but, my brother had Three 2nd gen's, 79 Z-28 W/73 SB 400/406 stroker, 78 Trans-am 455 H.D(Which really was a gem!)., & A 77 Firebird W/301 THAT RAN SMOOTH! Life & needing a daily driver has always gotten in the way of me owning my dream car. Maybe one day? I cannot afford a c8 Corvette & the price of 3rd gen's keep going up.

[@ronb113]

My first car was a 1984 Z28 and watching your videos makes me want to get another older fbody to fix up and play with.

[@andrewr05]

Awesome. I can't wait to hear that supercharger whine.

[@rustangcoady3421]

This video was awesome. This is what alot of DIYers are all about. Thanks!

[@cowsareawesomex]

I have a 79 and thiss video really helped me out, I have no clue what to fix and replace and this video showed me whats up.

[@NPYRED]

I'm getting a 67 trans am .I'm so excited ..your video just fuels my excitement

[@maxaustin42]

This video actually brought a tear to my eye

[@Floreypottery]

My uncle has same body style firebird and it is being fully redone at the moment it was a friends that was his mentor growing up that passed away and left it to him it’s almost done and looks amazing

[@Ottonic6]

My best friend had a new 1977 T.A. and I was so jealous cause we were both 17 yrs old but he was the one with the brand new TA 6.6... I agree, those body styles were so cool. It was the first year with the dual square headlights which is what really caught my eye back then...

[@somsaks2001]

I love Fier Bird but never owned one. Instead, I used to own a Camaro in the late 80's model. Cars those days look great. So enjoy your riding!

[@chrisrainey3588]

I just ran across your video!! Thanks for sharing!! I'm so glad there are people like you out there that build cars for themselves. Not to impress anyone!! I really like the journey of this video.

[@anonresistance4149]

Beautiful car man! I bought a beat up old 79 Formula a few years back for $ 1500. Came with a 350 just like yours so i rebuilt it for $3000 got it all up and running amazing and found out it had stage 4 cancer. Body shop couldnt believe i was still driving it around it was so bad. So i looked for a few weeks on craigslist until i found a 79 trans am roller for $3500. Drove to wisconsin to take a look at it and it was beautiful. The T-Tops leaked and rusted out the floor panels but everything else is perfect. The guy that owned it picked it up from Tennessee and between this and his 57 Belair he didnt have the money to do both. So after lots of haggling i got the price down to $2800 and it came with an extra 350 and tons of extra parts for it. So i got it home and dropped it off at the body shop where its sat for a year now because they want cash upfront for working on it before looking at it. So i bought the floor pans and a brand new carpet for it. Just found out a buddy of mine has a 400 for sale so im going to pick that up this weekend and start the building process. Ive never been more excited to get to work on one of my dream cars. Theres nothing like it out there. It makes me happy to see that other people have such love for cars. Great video!

[@blackdog-ei9bw]

this reminds me of my 66 special, bought it with a pontiac 389 in it, i still have it, and am still in love with it and its little quarks like the drivers side handles popping off on a regular basis

[@sirf4ce]

I had watched 2 or 3 of your '91 Firebird project videos but THIS video was personal and proud. I love it and it's the reason I subscribed and shared it with friends.

[@seansheridan512]

im extremely happy that I found this channel. your videos are next level easy to watch and just awesome I came here for the Silverado and im staying for the fire bird

[@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse]

Around 15 years ago, I got myself an 82 Trans Am to work on. Unfortunately, working on cars as a hobby turned out to be really hard in Switzerland because we just don't have the space for it. Our garages usually are just wide enough for the car to be parked in and for you to get out, usually uncomfortably. What you people in northern America call a double garage would probably house 4 cars around here. I sold the thing to Germany. Your videos prompted me to send the dude an email. It seems he more or less completely rebuilt the thing in the meantime and while there is an elemnt of yearning to it, I'm really glad that my car got the attention it deserves.

[@jasonlavoie3986]

nice ride bro i also had a 78 years ago with a 400 big block with a t 400 tranie no raideo lol i miss that engine music i dont have it any more but watching your video when im home alone i can still hear it like it was yeasterday thanks for the reminder keep up the good work bro thank for the memory reminder

[@JoeHynes284]

your videos are so much better then the con shows on TV about flipping/restoring cars

[@nathanboyles6222]

this is a literal dream car for me. currently living in germany but once i return i will buy one and DD it

[@michaelupton2310]

I almost bought two Pontiac Firebird trans-ams back when I was in my early 20s.. one was a 1980 and the other one was a 1983 model.. that 1982 Pontiac trans-am your father had looks identical to the Knight Industries Two Thousand.. your father is very very proud of you and always remember that he's with you.. God Bless you in all of your accomplishments 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@jamessawley213]

This man knows how to end a video.

[@willyhwang1059]

Cars that my father had bought me/thought about buying for me, during my high school years: 280ZX, Celica, Firebird. To keep my memories of him alive, I am going to buy those cars and enjoy them.

[@Eremon1]

It's your car and I love it! She's beautiful. You're pops would indeed be proud! Cheers.

[@badhat1973]

Ain't nothing like your first car. Mine was a 1970 Chevy Nova SS 350 4 speed. Your videos are awesome

[@johnwest2204]

Man that was great, I too wish your father was here to see the joy that this firebird has brought you. Keep turning them wrenches.

[@Caveman305.]

I've watched pretty much all of your V8 S10 videos and then this one popped up in my recommendations, I'm not huge on second gens(I'm a thirdgen guy) but I decided to watch anyway since I like your content. seeing the pic of your dad in a thirdgen almost brought me to tears thinking about my project cars and the work me and my dad had done on them before he passed. keep it up man, you are one of the few that can pull the style of video you make off. you earned a new subscriber.

[@FuzzyDiceProjects]

Always touching to hear comments like that! I am a pretty big fan of third gens as well, and honestly would agree that some of the later second gen F bodies aren't the best looking. Plus, third gens can be gotten for very cheap, and I may have plans regarding that...

[@keanecoquete4977]

My Dad had a blue 87 Firebird 5 speed. He sold it to make having a family practical. Someday I'd love to get any Firebird gen as long as it runs and try to build like you did (not for burnouts and the drag strip but for the fact that the dream came true.)

[@DavidGavinETC]

Badass video bro! Legit i about cried at the ending about your dad, non car people will never understand the passion and love that we have for our cars, no matter how fast or how slow. This video really is badass, coming from a fellow Firebird owner as well, only mines ten years newer but either way she’s still a ‘bird 🙏🏽

[@darkstatus1995]

dude ive watched your whole s10 series and this series. i love your channel so much, stay awesome

[@bigben816]

Can't get enough of these videos. Keep em coming man.

[@LiterallyCensoredDaily]

My dad was a Pontiac fan as well. He had three Bonnevilles when I was a kid. And yes, his favorite one was even brown, like your cool retro firebird.

[@Misterfairweather]

Fantastic video again, you catch the same sentiment I have about my 1985 corvette which was my first "car" that dragged me into car culture and working on cars.

[@e34boat88]

thanks for driving it alot and enjoying it!

[@michael7324]

Love this video. Thank you for brining this icon back to life.

[@yurizaitsef]

The 1978 camaro is one of my most favorite camaros. Love for the firebird

[@sierraridgereaper]

Great video. Its awesome to see a young guy these days gaining knowledge by doing the work himself and having something in the end he is proud of...😉

[@creeksquadnation2129]

The sound of it with open manifolds reminds me of my 79 Malibu. Love that sound

[@tomeighty]

Great video! I'm going to watch part 2 now. Keep up the good work.

[@Strongholle]

Just came here through KZbin's recommendations - I just couldn't not click a video by a guy named "fuzzydicepimp"-, this reminds me so much of my own story with my E30 which has been my first real car. I'd love to own old american iron but that's rare, difficult and expensive in Europe. Subscribed right away, eager to see what comes next for this car!

[@dateatorjr9671]

I always liked the second gen body style. Had an 80 Z/28. One of my favorite cars I’ve owned.

[@mrdorscher974]

My mom gave me her 79 trans am with the 403 olds and a grenaded turbo 350 that was rusted out, I just got a donor 80 body with a whole rebuilt bottom end and upgraded suspention with disc brakes all round and I got a pontiac 400 with a 400 transmission,. I'm going to gut the interrior and swap the 79 flares and packaging on it painted deep emerald with solid american racing rims. fingers crossed it's done before the winter sets in again.

[@jessejamespattenden7149]

That supercharger at the end gave me goosebumps 🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

this needs to be a massive channel,im lovin it

[@yamahattr6006]

Your dad would of been so proud of you love from the UK 🇬🇧 thanks for this video and the story of your car

[@Marks78firebird]

This video brought back some memories thanks brotha! This was my first car also! 78 firebird with a 350 chevy same rootbeer brown color also. I eventually painted it satin black. Unfortunately it caught fire before we sold it. But now I recently purchased a 1968 firebird to start the journey again.

[@adammarkowitz7944]

You represent a lot of dreamers out there. Well done, sir.

[@TheProchargedmopar]

I drove a 79’ firebird with 305 all through H.S. in the late 80’s. My dad had a t-top 78 trans am 400/400 during the same time that I wish I still had today!!!!!

[@whatsyourdealbruh]

My 79 Firebird in high school had the 238 V6 with a three speed. :(

[@cuda70gt7]

i had a 1978 fire-bird back in the day. it was my second car and i loved that POS. sometimes i wish i could buy another, just because.

[@1967davethewave]

Beautiful Firebird. Looks really solid and it pulls of brown really well.

[@rodsgarage]

I'm from Pocomoke City MD living in South Carolina and I have a '78 Esprit project I picked up for $400, been working on it for a few months..small world..subscribed👍

[@willavedikian2001]

Man I’ve got a 72 cutlass and this video and your story mirrors my story and my car so closely, good luck with it man that shits badass

[@Dallas-Rife-UDX-347-Tennessee]

You broke my heart when you opted to take off the Craiger wheels in the back . I loved that wife stance look . But you did great , I love those old trans ams and firebirds , and camaros

[@jimmywalker732]

Job well done!! Brings back memories of my 73 camaro .

[@240kDatsun]

Very cool.....watched this episode twice already. Well done

[@nathanpye167]

Just watched this from the UK and absolutely love ithe old Firebird