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Step into the spotlight in this 1965 Pontiac LeMans, showcasing a vibrant, bright red exterior that turns heads everywhere you go. This classic beauty isn't all about looks either; it's powered by a 389 V8 engine with a 4-speed automatic transmission, offering an impressive ride that effortlessly blends performance with vintage charm. From the moment you open the door, you're welcomed by a sumptuous, shimmery gold leather interior that truly elevates the classic driving experience. These plush accommodations aren't just for show, they provide a luxurious and comfortable environment for both driver and passengers. Cruising in your Pontiac LeMans isn't just about the drive, it's also about the experience. That's why this vintage gem is equipped with an AM/FM radio and CD player, so you can enjoy your favorite tunes while you cruise the streets. Experience the freedom of open-air driving at the touch of a button with the automatic convertible top....

In the early 60s Pontiac was looking to introduce a new car to the market and unveiled the Lemans. It was placed as the top-of-the-line version of the Tempest. It would only take until 1963 for the Lemans to appear as its own model in the Pontiac lineup. The Pontiac Lemans would see 5 generations across 20 years. The GTO designation would first appear as a package for the Lemans in 1964 and would start an incredible movement in the automotive world ushering in the muscle car wars! Here we have a '65 model that was born a Lemans but has been turned into a GTO tribute. Walking up on this car chills run down your spin and a sharp grin cracks on your face. The red paint looks great and truly sets off the awesome lines of this car. The black vinyl seats look nice and comfortable, certainly complement the red exterior and are in good order. The black-soft top looks good and is a power top. Under the hood, per the owner, is a rebuilt 400ci V8. Power is ran down through a rebuilt 3-speed with O/D 200r4 automatic transmission. There are receipts showing the engine and trans rebuild...

Ask Pontiac fans about Pontiac's 1965 offerings, and the first thing you'll notice is a smile appearing on their faces. Even after 50 years, those cars remain popular. Today, average sale prices of the intermediate-sized Pontiacs, like the Le Mans, outpace the same model of other-year Pontiacs from the era, and it appears that they have been sought-after since their introduction. This Le Mans was swapped to a 389 cubic inch motor (the GTO upgrade for the era), 2 speed power glide transmission, and a 10-bolt rear end. Odometer reads only 80,628 miles this hunk of muscle car history is true collectors' piece.

With supple black and grey leather interior, the slick interior of the Le Mans is constructed with utmost style and comfort. From the driver seat you can hear the rumble of the new exhaust, feel the bite of the new disc brakes, all while receiving smiles from on...

If your dream Machine is a Pontiac GTO but the skyrocketing prices have turned your dream into a nightmare, then you do the next best thing and buy a tribute. This gorgeous LeMans was sprayed in Mayfair Maize and when combined with a black top, black interior, and torque thrust wheels, it makes for a stunning combination. GTO badging was added to pay respect to legendary GOAT and king of muscle cars. You won't find a 326ci under the hood, but a smooth running 389ci with Tripower that is tuned so...

This beauty is built to impress and more importantly, built to be DRIVEN.

This drop top cruiser was not built to satisfy the originality die hards, this car was built for smiles per gallon. Both the 400 cubic inch V8 and the 4 speed automatic overdrive transmission were rebuilt roughly 16,000 miles ago and all sounds healthy. There is great performing Edelbrock aluminum heads on top of the block, and an aluminum radiator with electric fan keeps things cool. Power steering and brakes add confidence and drivability to this classic. The silver paint while not flawless shows VERY well, and would certainly most standards. The black convertible top looks to be in great condition and not showing major wear. All in...