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1965 Pontiac Le Mans Gto on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:27793
Location:

New Hudson, Michigan, United States

New Hudson, Michigan, United States
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      Up For auction is a BEAUTIFUL 1965 Pontiac Le Mans 2 door hardtop coupe GTO tribute car.  I don't know where to start with this one.  This car is 100% rust free and has original steel throughout!  The body is painted in a very sharp deep metallic blue paired with the original interior!  The seats have been taken car of very well and were recently dyed.  The door panels are new as well as the head liner.  The body on this amazing gto recreation is laser straight and free from defects.  All the chrome and bright work looks great (especially around those beautiful stacked head lights).  The body lines all match up perfectly, and the gaps are nice and even throughout the car.  This vehicle was originally sold in North Carolina, and it remained in the south for the vast majority of its life where is pampered to the extreme.  Beautiful new set of tires and wheels to compliment the look of the vehicle.  The motor is a VERY healthy Pontiac 455 bored .030 over with a mild cam backed by a freshly built turbo 400 auto and 3.73 gear in the rear.  Don't be fooled by its size or the quiet rumble from the brand new dual exhaust, this car is quick!  All the glass is in perfect condition, all lights, wipers, signals, horn, and other electronics and mechanical items function as should.  There are only about 2000 miles on this car since its body off complete restoration.  The beauty doesn't stop with the body or interior, the engine bay and trunk are in as good of shape as a brand new car!!! If that's not enough for you, the quality continues to the under body.  Its SPOTLESS, you could flip her around and eat off the under side of this car.  This is a great example of what a true restoration looks like.  No corners cut.  Even has the spare tire and jack in the trunk!  This vehicle comes with its original window sticker, bill of sale, protect o plate, original 1965 protection plan book, original registration.... it is a complete package for any automotive enthusiast.  Driveability?  Its amazing!  With power disc brakes up front, fresh drums in the rear, and power steering...This is the perfect ride to take the family on a cruise in, trip to the local show, grocery store on sunday, or town dairy queen...Sure to turn heads every time you pull it out.  This car NEEDS NOTHING.  Just a good home and great owner to enjoy and continue to pamper.  If your in the market for a GTO or Le Mans, this is truly a great car to consider.  Keep in mind while bidding, although this may be a GTO tribute, it sure plays the part of a true GTO, has all the looks and styling but wont cost you the $50,000+ that a gto in this condition would command.  Im sure I am leaving something out, so be sure to visit this page on a mac or pc and view the 100+ photos displaying every inch of the car.


SERIOUS bidders only!!! I kindly ask that any bidder with under 10 feedback contact me via telephone prior to bidding.  Failure to do so may result in you being blocked from my listing.  Please ask any and all questions prior to bidding.  Also, have funds available and permission from whomever you need it from prior to placing a bid.  This vehicle may be advertised locally, so I reserve the right to end this listing at any time for any reason. 


Questions, comments, offers feel free to email or call 248-697-1346


I have sold numerous muscle cars and hot rods on ebay.  Please review my feedback and see what other bidders have to say about the type of cars I offer for sale.  Also, I can assist in shipping this vehicle to the lower 48 and Canada.  Any shipping arranged by me will be at the buyers expense and is to be paid at the time the vehicle is delivered.  Thank you and HAPPY BIDDING

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I apologize for posting so many photos, but im a firm believer is showing ALL of the vehicle from multiple view points so all the bidders can see exactly what they are bidding on or looking at.  All photos are recent and represent the cars current condition.  They were taken on 4-05-2014.  Thanks for looking. 

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