CHASE! 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 H.O. Holley Hi-Performance Products, M2 Machines 1:64

1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 H.O. Holley Hi-Performance Chase – M2 Machines 1:64

M2 Machines | Holley Hi-Performance Products | Chase | 1:64 Scale | HS26

Features

• Chase Edition – Limited chase variation of the M2 Machines Holley Hi-Performance Products Firebird release.
• 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 H.O. – First-generation Firebird representing Pontiac's High Output 400-powered performance model.
• Holley Hi-Performance Products – Official Holley-themed release with period-inspired performance graphics.
• Red Chase Finish – Red exterior is paired with contrasting white racing graphics and chase-specific red detailing.
• Red Chase Wheels – Matching red wheels distinguish this chase version from the standard production release.
• Number 1 Graphics – White racing roundels with number 1 markings give the Firebird a competition-inspired appearance.
• Opening Hood – Hinged hood opens to display the detailed engine compartment.
• Limited Production – Packaging identifies the overall release as limited to 5,500 pieces.
• Display Base – Includes a diamond-plate-style presentation base labeled 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 H.O. and HS26.
• Factory Sealed Packaging – Presented in its original M2 Machines Holley collector packaging with protective display case.

The 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 H.O. was one of the stronger performance choices in Pontiac's early Firebird lineup. The 400 H.O., or High Output, package used Pontiac's 400 cubic-inch V8 and gave buyers a more performance-focused alternative within the first-generation Firebird range.

This M2 Machines release pairs the 1968 Firebird 400 H.O. with Holley Hi-Performance Products, a company closely associated with American performance cars through its carburetors, fuel systems and other performance components. The car carries Holley graphics, Wide-Track Pontiac markings, white racing stripes and number 1 roundels.

This example is the Chase Edition, distinguished by its red chase wheels and additional red detailing. The combination of chase-specific components, Holley branding, opening hood and included presentation base makes it a strong fit for Pontiac, Firebird, M2 Machines and vintage American performance collections.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What makes this M2 Firebird a chase model?
This is the chase variation of the HS26 release, featuring red chase wheels and additional chase-specific red detailing that distinguish it from the regular production version.

What does 400 H.O. mean on the Pontiac Firebird?
H.O. stands for High Output. The Firebird 400 H.O. used a performance-focused version of Pontiac's 400 cubic-inch V8 and was positioned above the standard 400 in the Firebird performance lineup.

What is the connection between Holley and this Firebird?
This is an officially branded Holley Hi-Performance Products release. Holley has a long history supplying carburetors, fuel-system components and other performance equipment for American street and competition cars.

Does the hood open on this M2 Machines Firebird?
Yes. The model has an opening hood that exposes its detailed engine compartment.

What does Wide-Track Pontiac mean?
Wide-Track was a major Pontiac marketing theme associated with the brand's wide stance and increasingly performance-oriented image during the classic Pontiac era.