Vehicle Description
Here's a 1965 Pontiac GTO tribute convertible with a great color
combo, four on the floor, and an enhanced V8 heart. A machine like
this is built for show and go, and so it will never disappoint.
Convertibles are some of the rarest classics around, and so it
takes extra time and effort to get the right one for this GTO
tribute (remember, Ford basically produced more Mustangs in two
weeks of 1965 than Pontiac made LeMans convertibles all year!) But
what you really like is the solid investments that made this a
shining convertible and a faithful GTO tribute. Nocturne Blue is a
great Pontiac color, because it has a deep appearance like a
sinister black - exactly how you want a high-performance Pontiac to
look. But when the sunlight hits it, this modern clearcoat
application has a more sophisticated tone that radiates and really
makes people take notice. Plus, you can instantly tell there was
time and money spent on the details. You have the aggressive hood
scoop; all the trim is straight; correct GTO badging is on every
side; and the intricate tail panel is complete. The whole package
has plenty of great brightwork, on everything from the big chrome
bumpers, to the classic Pontiac Rallye-style wheels. And the way
the newer white convertible roof looks against the dark blue paint
tells you someone really paid attention to a good color
coordination.
If you like the way this one looks with the roof up, then you're
going to love the way it is with the top down. That's because the
same blue and white appearance continues on the inside. In fact,
the way the exterior blue coordinates with the carpeting and door
trim, you know this one was built to show off while open to the
world. The seats, the door inserts, and all the details feel fresh
from investment, so everyone will want to go for a ride in this
Pontiac. There's even an upgraded AM/FM/cassette stereo to keep
them all entertained and power windows with the switch in the
handle. But no matter how many people go along for the ride, the
driver will always be king. Bucket seats, center console, and a
woodgrained sports steering wheel give you an individual driving
experience. And the Hurst shifter combines with the large gauge
panel (including prominent tach) to give you the ideal muscle car
experience.
Under the hood the tidy turquoise block and polished valve covers
look quite right for a GTO, but this tribute has power superiority.
That's because you're looking at a 455 cubic-inch V8 filling the
engine bay. GTOs would have to wait until the '70s to get this kind
of displacement, but this one has been enhanced to be a true
fire-breathing Pontiac. And it doesn't just stop with size. It has
a large Holley double-pumper four-barrel carburetor and hi-rise
intake, so this big motor inhales deeply. It exhales with a sweet
rumble from the H-pipe dual exhaust. Best of all, you have complete
control over this power and its soundtrack thanks to the four-speed
manual transmission. Plus, with power steering, power brakes, and
wide BF Goodrich T/As, this droptop was meant to be enjoyed with
ease.
Complete with plenty of build receipts, this is the shining tribute
that looks great and has serious power. So if you like rarity and
rumble, call today!!!