'65 GTO, Black/Black, Orig Family Owned 4-speed car with great docs

[scuncio]

Good colors, too. NOM but worth restoring.

Link to 1965 GTO auction (https://ebay.to/2Dz5IpO)

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[Keith Seymore]

Thank you for posting.

There is definitely some value in having the string of documentation (customer sheet + build sheet + window sticker).

Cars built in Pontiac Michigan are pretty well understood but this one might come in handy in resolving some anomalies from the satellite plants (Kansas City, in this case).

K

[scuncio]

You’re welcome...just reread the window sticker and noticed it was ordered with the Superlift shocks. I wasn’t aware these were available in ‘65.