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1965 Pontiac GTO$49,900

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Price: $49,900
Contact: View Original Ad from Hemmings
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Price Analysis: Fair Deal, 3.0% above market avg. What's this?
See 100 photos and video on main website: Garage Kept Motors. Offered here is a testament of automotive preservation to of the greatest American muscle icons ever made: the Pontiac GTO. It has all the PHS documents, original window sticker, tattered build sheet, and a folder full of receipts. This 1965 example has undergone a frame-off rotisserie restoration and keeping the car true to the original and correct paint and trim codes. It is finished in the factory correct Mayfair Maize over a Black Vinyl Interior. This car is powered by the original, numbers matching 389ci(6.5L)/360hp Tri-Power V8 mated to the factory 4-Speed Muncie M20 manual transmission. Other noteworthy features include the Safe-T-Track 3:55 Rear Axle, Rally Gauge Package with Tachometer, Padded Dashboard, Redline Tires with Rally Is, Bucket Seats, Rear Seat Speaker, and factory AM radio. Everything was restored to original Pontiac specifications. This LeMans GTO was built in Fremont, California and was sold new to the original owner in Torrance, California. You will be hard-pressed to find another true factory tri-power 4-speed GTO in this nice of condition. Everything has been gone through and the car is ready for a new garage. This certainly is a collector car that will surely appreciate in value in the upcoming years, especially with all the PHS documentation and window sticker. It truly is a GOAT. Please call or e-mail if interested or to make a reasonable offer. Thank you for looking. VIN Breakdown: 2 Division: Pontiac 37 Series: LeMans 37 Body Style: 2-Door Hardtop 5 Last Digit of Model Year: 1965 Z Assembly Plant: Fremont, California 132092 Production Sequence Trim Tag Breakdown: ST 65-23737 1965 Pontiac Tempest/LeMans Hardtop Sports Coupe TR 213 Black Vinyl Interior Paint Y2A Mayfair Maize with Black Vinyl Top 7C Assembled Third Week of July