Red paint, a black power convertible top, and a Tri-Power 389 make
this 1965 Pontiac GTO a memorable example of Pontiac's early muscle
car years. With its four-speed manual transmission, Hurst wheels,
and desirable factory-style equipment, this beautifully presented
GTO convertible captures the excitement that helped establish the
GTO's reputation.
Under the hood is a date-code-correct 389 cubic inch V8 equipped
with Pontiac's famous Tri-Power induction system. Three two-barrel
carburetors give the engine its distinctive appearance and strong
performance character. A Muncie M20 four-speed manual transmission
sends power to a Positraction rear end with 3.32:1 gears. Power
steering and power brakes add welcome comfort on the highway.
The red exterior is complemented by a black vinyl power top and
matching parade cover. Aluminum Hurst five-spoke wheels wrapped in
redline tires give this GTO muscle car a classic performance
look.
Inside, black vinyl bucket seats surround a center console and
floor shifter. A Pontiac manifold vacuum gauge, Rally gauges,
deluxe wood-rimmed steering wheel, power windows, and push-button
AM/FM radio give the cabin plenty of period personality. The car
still has a full-size spare.
PHS documentation and a copy of the original window sticker provide
valuable information about this Pontiac's history and equipment.
For enthusiasts looking to buy a Pontiac GTO, this classic GTO
brings together some of the era's most desirable features. With
Tri-Power induction, a Muncie four-speed, and open-air styling,
this Pontiac GTO for sale is a wonderful reminder of why the GTO
became an American performance legend.
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