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1965 Gto 3x2 Phs on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:95912
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I am selling my PHS documented 1965 GTO 3x2 with the best options. I have owned the car since about 1989. It is an ORIGINAL ENGINE 3x2. I have the protect-o-plate with the matching engine number. It is teal turquoise with a teal interior. It has the following options: Tri Power, close ratio 4 speed, console, tach and gauge cluster, the rear end is not original to the car but it was built with a 3:90, wood steering wheel, exhaust splitters, tinted windshield, am radio, rear seat speaker, back up lamps. The car needs to be restored. It has some lower quarter rust as all 65's do but it only needs the lower panel replaced. It will need a patch panel in the trunk as there is some rust there. The floors are solid and the frame is solid. It is the very pretty teal turquoise with a matching interior.
I have a few parts (they are NOT included) I will make available to the purchaser at an additional cost. COMPLETE 65 389 3x2 engine with with trans (pulled from wrecked 65 in late sixties) NOS dog dish wheel covers, door handles, emblems, window cranks and maybe a few other things I bought new when I purchased the car in 1989.
I may lower the reserve if bids are close.
I reserve the right to end the auction early due to local advertising.

Please text for question or to schedule an inspection and I will call you back.
270-735-5327


On Jul-15-14 at 18:55:29 PDT, seller added the following information:

I have added pictures to my Photobucket account:  s845.photobucket.com/user/RamAirI/library/1965%20GTO

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