The 1968 Pontiac Firebird Story
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Filthy Rich tells the story about his 1968 Pontiac Firebird, how it introduced him to Rick "Ozzy" Osborne, and ultimately how it paid for the tooling of Tape Boss. See the full image album: imgur.com/galle...
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A very good story sir. I hope that the years that have past have treated you well.
My first car was a 67 Firebird. It’s still a sexy car after 36 years of ownership. It is commendable what you did with your gem. I couldn’t ever sell mine because it’s been with me since the beginning. I used it as a daily in High school and university. I dated the girl who I would later marry around the time I bought the car. Now 36 years later the car has had a refresh and my children are enjoying it as well. When we take it out it takes us both back to our youth.
I use to have a 68 firebird convertible. I cried watching the video, the memories. Counseling is helping and I,m trying to get my brothers 64 Pontiac Tempest.
I drive my 68 firebird everywhere. even tow cars with it. I would NEVER sell it
just what i do with my 74 Camino.
Good story. I like what I learned about you. Seems like you have a good heart.
How much does this car cost now? Can someone answer me?
Dude i think u killed my uncle Lenny. ? Whens the last time u have been to mex
That is awsome cars and trucks have a way of bring people together thank for sharing all the vids and stuff you do
camaro?
I dream of a 68 Camaro, but I just put my shop up this year so I'll keep looking, and paying off the shop. One step at a time
+ddl2k7 Beauty of a shop is that you can find one that needs a little love for cheaper and actually have the room to fix it up.
I want that Firebird!
Love the 68 Firebird's they are so good looking. I definitely understand the guilt factor after coming home from an impoverished country. I was in the Navy for 20 years and visited a lot of impoverished areas around the world. You have to remember it's not your fault that those countries or the politics of those countries or cultures that have led them to not improve. So if you want a 1968 Firebird don't feel guilty for having and enjoying what others have fought and died for you to have. We should enjoy what we have, but we should also contribute to helping others as well. Regarding the Pontiac 350 Big Block @ 1:39! LOL there's no such thing, just Pontiac V8. Dimensional on the outside they're all the exact same size from the 326 to the 455 CI. Pontiac did make small blocks but they only came in 4 & 6 cylinders. Love your channel though, but every now and then, even the most experienced Chevy man working on a Pontiac makes this mistake. Thanks for the nice story. Best Wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya
very dirty rich! I heard this story
+canadacatalyst I just did an interview with the newspaper and I wash my hands and forget to wash my face. Nobody lets me know either. oh well, dirty hands make clean money
Rich when you follow your heart/GODS WILL for your life, you never have regrets..SEEK YEE FIRST!
Hate to be that guy. But theres no such thing as a "pontiac big block"
Wow, that is a cool story! you never could have planned that all it you tried ha ha ha
+Erated78 Everything happens for a reason!
Funny how it all worked out for you, Sounds to me like it was meant to be. LOL.