65 Pontiac Gto 4spd Project Car on 2040-cars
Arlington, Massachusetts, United States
Engine:389
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Blue
Model: GTO
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2DR Hardtop
Drive Type: 124976
Mileage: 125,000
65 GTO 2DR Hardtop 4spd car. This car lived in CT its whole life and was sold to a family friend when the original owner died. It was garaged for some time when the original motor grenaded. The motor shown in the pics is a YH motor with date coding correct for this car. Pictures show the body on a rotisserie. Full floors inc truck floor, inner & outer wheelhouses and quarter skins have already been installed. The body has been media blasted and epoxy primed. The frame and suspension were also media blasted and coated with POR. The frame is very solid with some pitting on the top in the rear but no rips, holes or cracks that I could find. The 4spd and rear are the original to the car. Full set of stainless, all glass but windsheild, complete interior minus front seats, headliner, carpet and rear panels. I have the PHS and the last registration from the original owner. Overall this is a nice project for the right person. The doors are still complete and solid on the inside, needing small patch on outer lower rear corner. The fenders need patching at the bottoms. Hood and trunk lid are solid and pretty straight. Body still needs some patching and welding around windows and inner rockers. However the expensive and back breaking work has been done already. I build these cars for buisness and pleasure and would be happy to build this one to any level for a customer. I encourage you to come and see this car before bidding or answer any questions. Call or email Wayne 617 438-3044
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