1965 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Lagrange, Ohio, United States
Please contact me at : emelyellamber@clubrenault.net .
1965 Pontiac GTO finished in rare triple back is powered by a 455HO V8 engine with a Holley 750 4 bbl carb mated to a Muncie M20 wide ratio 4 speed manual transmission. This true GTO comes with PHS documentation papers including build sheet.
Mechanics:
Original engine389 3x2barrel replaced by Pontiac 455HO 4 barrel estimated @370hp
10 Bolt Posi-Traction Rear 3.55 diff
Chrome Air Cleaner and Valve Covers
Non Power Steering
Non Power Drum Brakes -New master cylinder, Drums and break caliper lines
Headers and Dual Exhaust
Newer Shocks & Springs- New rear springs with air ride rear suspension
Independent Front Suspension
New 4 row dessert cooler radiator
New Battery- 4yr warranty
Body:Recent high gloss back paint, changed from original color
No rust anywhere
Sheet Metal in great shape
Beautiful Chrome Bumpers
Stainless Trim is in Great Shape
Good Fit and Finish
Good Body Work
Trunk and Spare Tire
Undercarriage is Highly Detailed
Solid Frame
Floorboards are in Great Shape
Rally Wheels Chrome outers with paint match black inners
Mastercraft Radial T/A Tires
235/60/R15 Front and 255/60/R15 Rear
Interior:
Beautiful Black Interior, Original Color
Bucket Seats- tear in front passenger seat will be repaired
Console missing from original build sheet
Floor Shifter
Lamp works
Beautiful Wheel and Dash
Very Nice Upholstery and Carpet
Headliner Fits Tight Across
CD Player with 4 speakers
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