- 421 Tri-Power V8 - 4-speed manual transmission - Originally from
Washington State - Extremely rare example that spent most of its
life with its original owner - Retains its original driveline - 421
engine professionally gone through by Butler Performance - Produces
just over 430 horsepower - Retains all original sheet metal - Zero
rust - Recently completed an extensive restoration with exceptional
attention to detail - Finished in its original Mission Beige color
- Mission Beige was the lowest-production color offered in 1965 -
Equipped with the deluxe interior - Factory tachometer and center
console - 77,360 miles taken on consignment, actual mileage per
owner - Includes all PHS documentation - Comes with a binder full
of receipts - All features and functions work properly - Factory
radio upgraded with Bluetooth and replacement speakers - Runs and
drives better than new This 1965 Pontiac Catalina 2+2, 421 tri
power, four speed is originally from Washington state. An extremely
rare example that spent most of its life with its original owner.
Equipped with its original driveline, the 421 has been gone through
by Butler performance. Making just over 430 hp. This Catalina
retains all its original sheet metal with zero rust. It has
recently gone through an extensive restoration with attention to
detail. Finished in its original color mission beige. The lowest
production color made in 1965. Sporting the deluxe interior with
tachometer and center console. All PHS documents and a binder full
of receipts is included. Mileage is actual. This Pontiac runs and
drives better than new. All features and functions work properly,
the factory radio has been upgraded to Bluetooth with replacement
speakers. This is an extremely rare example of Pontiac's wide track
performance years. -- This item is a part of Saratoga Motorcar
Auction's upcoming auction on September 18 & 19 | 2026 in Saratoga
Springs, New York. -- More information, additional photos and/or
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