It could be lights on in the trunk or a short someplace, your best bet would be to touch positive cable to the battery and if you get a spark something is drawing power from the battery, pull one fuse at a time and recheck the spark at the battery and when you have a fuse pulled and it finally doesn't spark when you touch the positive cable to the battery terminal you have found the circuit that your problem is in.
Yes...it absolutely will. In fact, you can change them all from 1970-1981 if you have all the parts from the front end to do it.
The 0-60 time for a stock(455 CU-IN) 67 Firebird is 5.5 seconds No such thing as a stock 455 67 Firebird. 455 wasn't built until 1970.
A trim package offered in the 1970-1981 firebirds. Was one level up from the base firebird, offered a delux interior, ect. Was not a performance option.
A 1970 Pontiac Service Manual will have this info in it. You can find them on Ebay or one of the literature places on the web.
In the battery compartment, behind the drivers seat.
A "Group 42" battery
Well it maybe that the battery is to small for the truck or the alternator is bad
If you need a diagram to install a battery, have a professional do it.
There is some aftermarket companies making a bandit and a 1970 look alike. Then there is also this below. Please refer to the related links.
if same year the frame of door will be same. but door pannel isn't same. you can make it work
1970
Yes but you require the front bumper brackets, and lower valance, signal lights and brackets. I have done it, can use 1976 hood with it also . 1977 and later hoods are flat and will not allow bumper to fit correctly