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This 1966 Pontiac GTO tribute is a sight for sore eyes, built with the right amount of throwback nostalgia and muscle. With only 10,000 miles on the rebuild, it's broken in and ready for shows and long weekend drives. Powering this beastly Pontiac is none other than the cream of the crop of Poncho engines, a 455 cubic inch big block V8! With gobs of torque on tap, this Lemans is ready to throw the power down when desired. Built to be a pleasant driver, it's been built with minor add ons. With a deep and subtle rumble, you can tell that this big block Lemans for sale is built to scoot! Open the hood and the chrome air cleaner and valve covers pop, making this vintage looking '66 Pontiac for sale a real looker. Backing the big block is a 4-speed manual transmission, which just begs to be thrown through the gears. Backed by a 3. 23 posi geared 10-bolt rear end, this GTO tribute for sale is both a fun moving muscle car, as well as a highway friendly cruiser. The exterior has been done right, with the proper GTO tail section. The creamy shade of Ivory suits this...

1965 Pontiac GTO Tripower 389 cubic inch V8 with a 4 speed manual transmission -' this numbers matching Goat is as rare as it is a true work of art. The most desirable GTO of 1965 is now available. Only 2100 miles since the 389 was balanced and blue printed with RAM Air 3 cam and Eagle rods, performing fresh and ready for you with 360 horsepower and 424 pounds of torque. Flaming Red over black is the true performance car coloring and looks fantastic on the rare Pontiac. Lovingly cared for and it shows. Chrome bumpers and trim look as they should with Cragar SS rims at each corner. The GTO which stands for Gran Turismo Omologato, was designed by the legendry John DeLorean to compete in the very competitive racing circuit. Sitting behind the real wood steering wheel tell you there is something special about this car. The three carburetor set up on a Pontiac 389 feel and sound like nothing else which is one reason this car is so sought after. Another is...

The first generation of the GTO was produced by Pontiac Motor Corporation for model years 1964 through 1974; and in its first decade-long stretch, it became one of the most iconic muscle cars of all time. The year of 1969 had some fantastic cars to choose from, but the GTO has to be one of the most desirable ones produced, not just with its contemporaries but still to this day. This GTO is an excellent driver quality example. Originally Verdoro Green, this car was repainted to a more mainstream Silver and given the Judge style strip and rear spoiler. The interior of this GTO looks as good, if not better, than the exterior, with black vinyl bucket seats and the console with gated shifter. Best of all, this 1969 GTO has its numbers matching 400 CID V8. Originally, this car would have been equipped with a 2 barrel carburetor. However, to give it some more...

This beautiful car has been very well maintained and will be the pride and joy of its new owner. Under the hood since the l 400 CID motor that is mated to an automatic transmission that runs and shifts fantastic. Just over 52,000 miles show on the odometer although it is not known if they are original this car certainly looks and drives great. The exterior has been repainted in beautiful red that will stand out in any crowd. GTO-s were very popular in their day, and they are becoming even more popular today. This one features AC for those days when you need to put the top up ! This car also has power steering, power brakes, AM FM CD player, and power convertible top! Everything on this car makes it a very...

The 67 GTO is one of the most iconic cars of the muscle car era. This optioned out 67 shows why these were so popular back then and still today. The current seller has owned the car for 30+ years and has quite a bit of receipts for maintenance with the original owner-s manual and protector plate still intact. It was painted some time ago red with its black vinyl top giving the look that people will remember. The aftermarket alloys are one of the first things that people would put on these cars in the 60-s and still look great today. Under the hood is the original 400 which still runs great today. The his and her shifter makes these cars not only desirable but extremely fun to drive. The black vinyl interior looks great in the car and believed to be original but are correct to the car. The woodgrain accents are just another reason these GTO-s stood out from the competition. The reverb for the radio is always a cool thing to see especially when it works. If you can find an AM...