1965 Pontiac Gto (1) One Owner Since New W/all Paperwork on 2040-cars
Moreland, Georgia, United States
Engine:389 V-8
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Yellow
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: GTO
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Black vinyl
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 104,143
Sub Model: GTO
This is a super nice ONE OWNER (1)1965 PONTIAC GTO. This car is completely unrestored ORIGINAL AND SPECTACULAR. The only item on the car NOW that is not original is the tires. It came from the factory with RED LINES. I have ALL THE ORIGINAL PAPERS ON THE CAR INCLUDING PROTECT O PLATE, WINDOW STICKER, ORIGINAL GEORGIA TITLE, INVOICE, OWNERS GLOVE BOX BOOKLET, OWNERS MANUAL AND EVEN THE BANK NOTE WHERE IT WAS FINANCED. I also have the original owners record of service and everything taken off the car and replaced (pictured in trunk). This car has the following equipment: DELUXE STEERING WHEEL,BUCKET SEATS FRONT, 4-SPEED SYNC TRANS 77W. The GTO (gran turismo omolofato) OPTIONS include: 4 BBL 389 CU. IN.V8 ENG.,DUAL EXHAUST, 3 SPEED SYNC.FLOOR SHIFT, SPORT SPRINGS AND SHOCKS, SPECIAL 7 BLADE FAN AND CLUTCH, 775X14 RED LINE TIRES, CHROME AIR CLEANER, CHROME ROCKER ARM COVERS, GTO EMBLEMS. ALL OF THIS IS LISTED ON THE PAPERS SHOWN. OTHER OPTIONS INCLUDE: AM/FM RADIO, WASHER AND WIPER 2 SP, MIRROR INSIDE NO GLARE,WHEEL DISC. DELUXE, LAMPS BACK UP, REAR SPEAKER VERBRA PHONIC, POWER STEERING-WONDER TOUCH, SOFT RAY WINDOWS, AIR CONDITONING-TRI COMFORT, SEAT BELTS, METALLIC BRAKES, DIFFERENTIAL-SAF-T-TRACK. This car has had ONE repaint since new. The paint now is shiney, but has knicks here and there. The interior is almost PERFECT except the drivers seat has a small imperfection. The interior is ALL ORIGINAL AND SHOULD BE LEFT AS SUCH. The chrome is very very good. There are a few items that could stand to be cleaned or rechromed depending on what your preference is. Basically this car speaks for itself. It is unmolested and drives and operates as good as NEW. One could drive it anywhere with no worries. It needs NOTHING. EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD. Please look at the pictures carefully and bid accordingly. NO WARRANTY OR RETURNS. NO WHINING AFTER THE FACT! No international bidders and no bidders new to ebay. $500.00 deposit is required within 24 hours of auction end and car must be paid for and picked up within 5 days of auction end. Questions call Doug at 678 641 3063
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