Vehicle Description
This 1965 Pontiac Lemans GTO has plenty of V8 power, an aggressive
style, the correct investments, and the PHS docs to show it's the
real deal. It all makes for the kind of hardtop that you're going
to want to take for a drive, and it truly has that kind of spirit
that loves to hit the road.
The new-for-1965 vertical stack headlights, intricate tail panel,
and wraparound chrome bumpers all bring together the kind of car
that makes people impressed with this muscle machine. It's all
wrapped around an aggressive Montero Red that has the right mix of
boldness and driver-ready style. And that's how to see this full
car. The price leaves room in your budget for improvements, but we
already like how this muscle car legend looks good without making
us nervous to drive it. And the full package is complete, right
down to the hood scoop and the badging that sets a true GTO apart.
Plus, there are the right subtle upgrades. The polished dual
exhaust tips hint at the upgraded power, and while the wheels look
like classic Rally II units, they are really larger modern alloys
that allow you to fit better driving tires.
The pillarless hardtop means you can roll down all the windows so
that people can see the bright parchment white interior against the
bold red exterior. It's the kind of vibrant package that's perfect
for a car that loves to go for a long cruise and hit all the hot
spots along the way. Like the exterior, it's a driver-quality
package, and it also has a very vintage style, right down to the
correct Pontiac upholstery with arrowhead emblems in the seatbacks.
You'll appreciate the classic-oriented pieces, like the front
bucket seats, a center console with floor shifter, and sporty round
gauges. These are joined by upgrades that make it a better driver,
like an AM/FM/cassette stereo with aux input and auxiliary readouts
neatly installed under the dash.
Pontiac's 400 cubic-inch V8 was part of the first-gen GTO, but not
in the '65. So you get the classic style but with added
displacement. It's quite attractive thanks to the blue block, newer
components, and Pontiac cast valve covers. But what you'll really
like are the performance upgrades like the Edelbrock four-barrel
carburetor, Edelbrock Performer intake, and X-pipe dual exhaust
with Pypes mufflers There are even nice supporting components, like
an MSD distributor and a large aluminum radiator. It's a solid
driver with solid cruising features, like the three-speed automatic
transmission, power steering, power brakes, and front discs. And
the modern ZR-rated performance tires really deliver an enhanced
grip.
The sale comes complete with Pontiac Historic Service (PHS)
Documentation. This is the cool GTO that has the power and poise
you want. So you don't want to let this hardtop slip away. Call
today!!!
