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Here is that new 454ci engine. CLICK->
Starlight Black 1965 GTO hardtop, interior view. CLICK->
Cap and Robin Proffitt's Starlight Black 1965 GTO hardtop at the 2009 Darryl Starbird's 52nd Annual Show in Wichita, Kansas. Cap says that there was no extra charge for fingerprints!! CLICK->
Another shot of Cap and Robin's GTO at the Darryl Starbird's 52nd Annual Show. He has a National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame Museum in Afton, Oklahoma. CLICK->
Mike Pell traded his drag car for this baby in January of 2007. It is a red 1965 GTO hardtop. CLICK->
Is it all about the cars? Take a look at this Red on Red 1965 GTO convertible. CLICK->
A model poses with this GTO convertible. Did you notice anything about the engine? ...anything at all? CLICK->
Could this be one of the best photos on the website? Red 1965 GTO convertible, left rear view. Or should I say front view. Okay, who is going to complain about the view of the car being obstructed?! CLICK->
Brian is fixing up this 1965 LeMans hardtop. He bought it from a friend who owns a towing company. It had been stored at his impound yard for years. CLICK->
Here's what the interior looked like. A column shift automatic with a center console. CLICK->
Brian has removed the front clip, doors, and the interior. CLICK->
We have several photos of this Montero Red 1965 GTO hardtop owned by Carl Fischer from O'Fallon, Missouri. This one has two tone paint, Montero Red on the bottom and white paint on the top. Carl tells us more, "This is an original paint, driveline and interior GTO ordered new with Tri-Power, Safe-T-Trac, 4-speed, 2 tone paint, A/C, reverb and a few other options. The car was delivered to the original owner on August 12, 1965 by Landers Motor Company in Lexington, Nebraska. In 1981 the owner put the car in Hemmings and a man from Fenton, Missouri flew out, bought it and drove it home. In the fall of 1983 the second owner put it in Hemmings and I bought the car. I sold the car to a man from Texas in December of 1984 and bought the car back in February of 2005, he had driven less than 5,000 miles over 20 years! I have been involved with GTOs for 40 years, from daily drivers to body-off concours restored to drag racers. I tried a Ram Air V set up in one of the race cars but it was never as quick or fast as the Ram Air IV stuff. This red and white GTO is still my favorite, more so than the Judges, restored, racers and all the others I have owned. To find a rust free, original paint car with these options, documentation and ownership history is a dream come true. It would be neat to know how
many original paint cars are left, cars that make a nice presentation, not cars sitting in a junk yard. If anyone reading this knows of such a car have the owner email me, I would like to correspond with other
'65 GTO original paint owners. Thank you." CLICK->
Montero Red 1965 GTO hardtop, left front view. CLICK->
Montero Red 1965 GTO hardtop, right rear view. CLICK->
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