1965 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
San Rafael, California, United States
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1965 Pontiac GTO Convertible
The 389 engines received revised cylinder heads with re-cored intake passages and high rise intake manifolds,
improving breathing. Rated power increased to 335 hp (250 kW) at 5,000 rpm for the base four—barrel engine.
This is a very original GTO convertible. The previous owner had restored the vehicle within the last ten years. He
then used it for car shows, hot rod power tours, and cruising the coast multiple times.
Here is your chance to own this great classic GTO convertible!
Mechanical
This is a really nice car and it runs and drives excellent. The car has a 389 engine with Tri-power cabs and a
4-speed transmission that shifts great all the gears. The clutch is great. Tires are in very good condition.
Exterior
The exterior is in a beautiful condition. It has factory correct rims and red line tires. Underneath the car is
really solid with no rust present that we can find and though we did find a few flaws in the paint, but you really
have to look for them, overall in great shape. Engine bay and the trunk are really clean. All chrome is great,
bumpers are super clean and shiny. The top is fantastic and works great. It’s a blast to be driving this great
car.
Interior
The interior is super clean and complete. The dash is complete. Door jambs are very clean and the gaps are
straight. The seats are all in nice condition. GTO floor mats look really nice with this beautiful GTO. Overall,
it’s a pleasure to be inside of this ’65 Pontiac GTO.
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