1965 Pontiac Gto Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Alvin, Texas, United States
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Up for sale is my 1965 Pontiac matching numbers GTO no clone here. matching numbers 389 and powerglide transmission, it is a factory AC car although it is now not hooked up. The motor and transmission have about 17,000 since being rebuilt. Demon carb., edlebrock RPM performer intake, 2-chamber flowmasters, hooker super comp. ceramic coated headers, brand new Yukon possi. differential with 3.55 gears. The rear end was completely rebuilt from axle seals and bearing to new differential, gears and bearing. Car has power steering, 4- wheel no power drum brakes( just serviced with new pads and kits on all 4 sides) Everything that is after market on the car I have the factory parts, for the most part; radio, steering wheel, intake, carb, exhaust manifolds, Pontiac safe-T track differential(needs rebuilding) ac parts, ECT. The car runs very well and is a great cruiser for the weekends or daily driver, it is not a trailer queen, but every time I drive it I get my picture taken at red lights or thumbs up. The headliner could be replaced, but it is not in terrible shape, paint job is decent, looks great at 25 feet away but show some imperfections up close. It's a really great car that is a blast to own, and I hate to let her go but I have got too many toys. The car is located just south of Houston TX. if anybody wants to have a look in person. Auction is subject to end early, of coarse no warranty (it is a fifty year old car) and buyer pays shipping cost I will do what I can to help set up. I will not ship or sell this car to anyone outside of the U.S. so if your not in America please do not bid. Clear title in hand also have original window sticker, owners manual, and shop manual.
I also have the original owner's guide, and owner protection plate ( with the guardian maintenance service recommendations- only 3 out of 12 filled out) and it also has the Pontiac Protect-0-Plate and original owners plate. motor is a YS. |
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