1965 Pontiac Gto Convertible Original 389 Tripower 53k Miles on 2040-cars
Columbia Station, Ohio, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:389
Mileage: 53,626
Make: Pontiac
Model: GTO
Trim: GTO
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: V8
You are bidding on a 3 owner 1965 Pontiac GTO Convertible with 53626 miles as actual. PHS documented original engine 389 tripower with a automatic transmission. Finished in its original colors Iris Mist with a Parchment and Black Interior and still sporting its original dated white soft top. This GTO was purchased new 6-29-65 from West Side Pontiac, Lakewood, Ohio. The 1st owner kept the car 1 year and traded into Robert Lee Ford down the street, The 2nd Owner now in his 80,s purchased it from the Ford Dealer July 12, 1966. We purchased the car from him. We have the original 1965 Pontiac Warranty Protection Plan Protecto Plate Booklet and title copies. Very nice driver and appears to be no hit body. Paint was done in laquere in the 80,s and still shows very nice. The Interior is all original except carpet. and shows light aging but has no rips or tears. The original convertible top canvas has no tears but shows aging and the back window is yellowing but is the dated original and I just hate to change it. The Car was in storage for a few years so we recently serviced the car to include: Engine tune-up, engine oil and filter change, transmission reseal, new transmission cooling lines, radiator flush and boil, new radiator and heater hoses, Alternator rebuild, new manual tri-power linkage, tri-power air cleaners, and valve covers, re-chrome front bumper, new outer door handles, new emblems, new exterior mirror, new power top motor pump-hoses-2 pistons, engine detail, complete new duel exhaust, brake inspection and adjustment, new 14' Rally 1 wheels-centers-trim rings from Coker tire, new carpet and trunk mat, complete paint buff and detail. Also have picture book of paint restoration in the 80's. Please call 1-440-748-1500 for any questions. Will help in locating transportation. Will expect a 10% deposit within 3 business days and full payment within 7 business days if GTO meets our fair reserve
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