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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...

This GTO Tribute mixes V8 performance with comfort features. Some options include power steering, power brakes with 4 wheel disc, vintage air conditioning and heat, power convertible top, Dakota digital gauges, and adjustable coil over front suspension. Then Powering this beauty is a 400 CID V8 engine that is mated to TH350 3 speed automatic transmission. Needless to say this car is badass. Drop the top, turn up the radio, and let it rip. Its hard to say who will be smiling bigger, you or the passerby's.

This goat is powered by a 389 CID V8 Engine with a 2 speed automatic transmission. Equipped with bucket seats and center console, this vehicles interior will take you back as you browse through the am radio stations. As your stuck in the cruise line all you will need is to flick the switch for the electric convertible top and get ready to catch some sun rays. This GTO is sure to make the great John DeLorean proud keeping to the era specific restoration. Do not miss your chance to own a piece of Pontiac history.

You are looking at a completely authentic 1966 Pontiac GTO. With only 20,997 actual miles, this classic is a real find!

It was in 1966 that the GTO became its own model. Bearing the --242- VIN, 1966 was among one of the years the first generation GTO was produced. This Pontiac has received the Vintage Car Certification at MCACN in 2015. This 1966 GTO is a time capsule that is museum worthy. Survivors like this are becoming harder to find by the day. This GOAT comes complete with the protect-o-plate and owner-s manual.

The original Cameo Ivory paint is in excellent condition. The Parchment interior on this Pontiac is in fantastic condition and like showroom new as well. This GTO is the hardtop variant with no B-pillar, making for a gorgeous looking car.

This GTO is powered by its original, never rebuilt, 389cid/355hp motor mated to its original 3 speed automatic transmission with shifter mounted on the column. The engine runs strong and sounds great. Driving this car is an absolute pleasure and you hear no rattles or...

This black beauty started life as a 242 GTO with a 400 cubic inch engine and a 323 open rear end. But during her full frame off restoration in 2012 she received some major upgrades. The biggest upgrade she received was to her drivetrain. The built 455 cubic inch motor was bored to. 60 over with a mild competition cam and hardened valves and seats. Stainless steel headers and brand new exhaust give the new engine a nice rumble. The new engine is paired up with a freshly built turbo 400 transmission mated to a Gearvendor overdrive adapter. That means you have a total a 6 gears to go through on your cruise instead of just 3. The suspension was beefed up to handle all the new power with Hotchkiss TVS suspension in the front and rear of the GTO. The builder didn-t stop at drivetrain upgrades, he went in to the interior and completely upgraded everything. The ice cold air conditioning will blast you...