1965 Pontiac GTO For Sale This 1965 Pontiac GTO comes out
of long-term single-family ownership and pairs a mostly original
presentation with a period-style Pontiac powertrain upgrade. 1965
was the GTO's second year and the debut of the stacked quad
headlights, back when the GTO was still an option package on the
LeMans rather than its own model. Finished in red over a white
interior, this one has stayed in the same family for decades and
now runs a later big-inch Pontiac engine in place of the original
389.Power comes from a 455 cubic inch (7.5L) Pontiac V8 pulled from
a 1973 car, topped with an Edelbrock intake manifold, carburetor,
and air filter for straightforward airflow and fuel delivery.
Behind it is a Muncie 4-speed with a Hurst shifter, feeding a
3.55-geared rear end, with true dual exhaust finishing the setup.
It fires right up at the turn of the key and shifts smoothly, so it
drives the way a Pontiac 4-speed car should.Braking is handled by
front discs and rear drums. Inside, the car keeps its original
white interior, supplemented with a set of aftermarket gauges for
water temperature, amps, and oil pressure, plus an AutoMeter
tachometer for keeping tabs on the engine.On provenance, the
current owner has had the car for 31 years and bought it from his
nephew, who owned it for the 12 years before that, giving it more
than four decades of ownership within one family. The current red
paint was applied around that same 31-year mark. The Fisher Body
cowl tag identifies a Baltimore-assembled LeMans body, consistent
with a genuine 1965 GTO. Between the original interior, the Pontiac
455 and 4-speed combination, and the long single-family history,
this is a well-sorted example for a buyer who wants a real one to
drive and enjoy.NFI Empire specializes in classic, exotic,
modified, and luxury vehicles. We offer retail sales, consignment,
financing, and full custom and body work through our on-site shop.
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