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[[File:Sideswiped.jpg|left|thumb|Niles accidentally sideswipes Jon on a side street as seen in [[Crack-Up]]]]  
[[File:Sideswiped.jpg|left|thumb|Niles accidentally sideswipes Jon on a side street as seen in [[Crack-Up]]]]  
[[File:Pouring_Gasoline.jpg|right|thumb|A disgruntled car owner bathes his car in gasoline as seen in [[Neighborhood Watch]]]]
[[File:Pouring_Gasoline.jpg|right|thumb|A disgruntled car owner bathes his car in gasoline as seen in [[Neighborhood Watch]]]]
'''Ponch's Firebird''' is actually a restore but is often a modified early 70's Pontiac Firebird that has been through a series of repairs during late [[Season 1|1977]]<ref name="Ep121">{{cite episode | num = 121 | title = Crack-Up}}</ref> through early [[Season 6|1982]].<ref name="Ep610">{{cite episode | num = 610 | title = Fallout}}</ref> This car has suffered two different owners prior to [[Ponch]].<ref name="Ep121" /><ref name="Ep205">{{cite episode | num = 205 | title = Neighborhood Watch}}</ref> The car has suffered fire damaged at leased three times during those four years.<ref name="Ep205" /><ref name="Ep213">{{cite episode | num = 213 | title = Down Time}}</ref><ref name="Ep417">{{cite episode | num = 417 | title = New Guy in Town}}</ref> The car has been damaged in past by mostly criminals.<ref name="Ep121" /><ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep305">{{cite episode | num = 305 | title = Death Watch}}</ref><ref name ="Ep322">{{cite episode | num = 322 | title = Thrill Show}}</ref><ref name="Ep410">{{cite episode | num = 410 | title = Forty Tons of Trouble}}</ref><ref name="Ep522">{{cite episode | num = 522 | title = A Threat of War}}</ref> The car has been repaired several times which includes being repainted, and being through a list of small noticeable changes in styles.<ref name="Ep205" /><ref name="Ep207">{{cite episode | num = 207 | title = High Flyer}}</ref><ref name="Ep212">{{cite episode | num = 212 | title = High Explosive}}</ref><ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep218">{{cite episode | num = 218 | title = Rally 'Round the Bank}}</ref><ref name="Ep219">{{cite episode | num = 219 | title = Bio-Rhythms}}</ref><ref name="Ep305" /><ref name="Ep312">{{cite episode | num = 312 | title = Destruction Derby}}</ref><ref name="Ep322" /><ref name="Ep401">{{cite episode | num = 401 | title = Sick Leave}}</ref><ref name="Ep410" /><ref name="Ep411">{{cite episode | num = 411 | title = 11-99: Officer Needs Help}}</ref><ref name="Ep501">{{cite episode | num = 501 | title = Suicide Stunt}}</ref> The car has been totaled at leased three times during those four years.<ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep312" /><ref name="Ep610" /> The car was finally totaled beyond future repairs.<ref name="Ep610" /> The cars previous history before being owned by Ponch<ref name="Ep205" /> is currently unknown except that it was once owned by a psychotic traffic criminal named [[Niles]]<ref name="Ep121" /> then his [[Disgruntled Car Owner|Dad]] who started it on fire, and decided to sell his sons recently repaired burnt out modified car for eighty three dollars to the highest bidder.<ref name="Ep205" /> The car was once stolen by a gang of female car thieves<ref name="Ep213" />, and almost had it's new set of rims stolen.<ref name="Ep416">{{cite episode | num = 416 | title = Karate}}</ref>
'''Ponch's Firebird''' is actually a restore but is often a modified early 70's Pontiac Firebird that has been through a series of repairs during late [[Season 1|1977]]<ref name="Ep121">{{cite episode | num = 121 | title = Crack-Up}}</ref> through early [[Season 6|1982]].<ref name="Ep610">{{cite episode | num = 610 | title = Fallout}}</ref> This car has suffered two different owners prior to [[Ponch]].<ref name="Ep121" /><ref name="Ep205">{{cite episode | num = 205 | title = Neighborhood Watch}}</ref> The car has suffered fire damaged at leased three times during those four years.<ref name="Ep205" /><ref name="Ep213">{{cite episode | num = 213 | title = Down Time}}</ref><ref name="Ep417">{{cite episode | num = 417 | title = New Guy in Town}}</ref> The car has been damaged in past by mostly criminals.<ref name="Ep121" /><ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep305">{{cite episode | num = 305 | title = Death Watch}}</ref><ref name ="Ep322">{{cite episode | num = 322 | title = Thrill Show}}</ref><ref name="Ep410">{{cite episode | num = 410 | title = Forty Tons of Trouble}}</ref><ref name="Ep522">{{cite episode | num = 522 | title = A Threat of War}}</ref> The car has been repaired several times which includes being repainted Canyon Copper, and being through a list of small noticeable changes in styles.<ref name="Ep205" /><ref name="Ep207">{{cite episode | num = 207 | title = High Flyer}}</ref><ref name="Ep212">{{cite episode | num = 212 | title = High Explosive}}</ref><ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep218">{{cite episode | num = 218 | title = Rally 'Round the Bank}}</ref><ref name="Ep219">{{cite episode | num = 219 | title = Bio-Rhythms}}</ref><ref name="Ep305" /><ref name="Ep312">{{cite episode | num = 312 | title = Destruction Derby}}</ref><ref name="Ep322" /><ref name="Ep401">{{cite episode | num = 401 | title = Sick Leave}}</ref><ref name="Ep410" /><ref name="Ep411">{{cite episode | num = 411 | title = 11-99: Officer Needs Help}}</ref><ref name="Ep501">{{cite episode | num = 501 | title = Suicide Stunt}}</ref> The car has been totaled at leased three times during those four years.<ref name="Ep213" /><ref name="Ep312" /><ref name="Ep610" /> The car was finally totaled beyond future repairs.<ref name="Ep610" /> The cars previous history before being owned by Ponch<ref name="Ep205" /> is currently unknown except that it was once owned by a psychotic traffic criminal named [[Niles]]<ref name="Ep121" /> then his [[Disgruntled Car Owner|Dad]] who started it on fire, and decided to sell his sons recently repaired burnt out modified car for eighty three dollars to the highest bidder.<ref name="Ep205" /> The car was once stolen by a gang of female car thieves<ref name="Ep213" />, and almost had it's new set of rims stolen.<ref name="Ep416">{{cite episode | num = 416 | title = Karate}}</ref> Ponch finally had sold it for scrap to a junkyard in order to buy a brand new 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am which is actually a beautiful Light Blue.<ref name="Ep603">{{cite episode | num = 603 | The Spaceman Made Me Do It}}</ref>


Niles had accidentally loss the title during his period of ownership of the car, and had put an expired [[California]] license plate which is actually 525 CAT.
Niles had accidentally loss the title during his period of ownership of the car, and had put an expired [[California]] license plate which is actually 525 CAT.

Revision as of 08:56, 9 February 2015

Niles accidentally sideswipes Jon on a side street as seen in Crack-Up
A disgruntled car owner bathes his car in gasoline as seen in Neighborhood Watch

Ponch's Firebird is actually a restore but is often a modified early 70's Pontiac Firebird that has been through a series of repairs during late 1977[1] through early 1982.[2] This car has suffered two different owners prior to Ponch.[1][3] The car has suffered fire damaged at leased three times during those four years.[3][4][5] The car has been damaged in past by mostly criminals.[1][4][6][7][8][9] The car has been repaired several times which includes being repainted Canyon Copper, and being through a list of small noticeable changes in styles.[3][10][11][4][12][13][6][14][7][15][8][16][17] The car has been totaled at leased three times during those four years.[4][14][2] The car was finally totaled beyond future repairs.[2] The cars previous history before being owned by Ponch[3] is currently unknown except that it was once owned by a psychotic traffic criminal named Niles[1] then his Dad who started it on fire, and decided to sell his sons recently repaired burnt out modified car for eighty three dollars to the highest bidder.[3] The car was once stolen by a gang of female car thieves[4], and almost had it's new set of rims stolen.[18] Ponch finally had sold it for scrap to a junkyard in order to buy a brand new 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am which is actually a beautiful Light Blue.[19]

Niles had accidentally loss the title during his period of ownership of the car, and had put an expired California license plate which is actually 525 CAT.

[1]

After Ponch had out bid the tow truck driver who was cut short by only having seventy dollars, and borrow eighty three dollars from Jon finally buying the car from Nile's dad.[3] After Ponch hand taken ownership of the car, and had finally did a title search through the department of motor vehicles to find the cars loss title.[10] After Ponch had officially got it registered by doing a title search through the department of motor vehicles it was finally given a brand new license plate which is actually 033 PCE.[11]

The Different Firebirds Used On The Show

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Episode 121: "Crack-Up"
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Episode 610: "Fallout"
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Episode 205: "Neighborhood Watch"
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Episode 213: "Down Time"
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Episode 417: "New Guy in Town"
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Episode 305: "Death Watch"
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Episode 322: "Thrill Show"
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Episode 410: "Forty Tons of Trouble"
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Episode 522: "A Threat of War"
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Episode 207: "High Flyer"
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Episode 212: "High Explosive"
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Episode 218: "Rally 'Round the Bank"
  13. ↑ Episode 219: "Bio-Rhythms"
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Episode 312: "Destruction Derby"
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Episode 401: "Sick Leave"
  16. ↑ Episode 411: "11-99: Officer Needs Help"
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Episode 501: "Suicide Stunt"
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 Episode 416: "Karate"
  19. ↑ Episode The Spaceman Made Me Do It: "[[{{{title}}}]]"
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