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1965 Pontiac Le Mans $39,900

1965 Pontiac Le Mans   Price: $39,900
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Year: 1965
Make: Pontiac
Model: Le Mans
Trim: N\A
Engine: 400ci V8
Fuel: N\A
Color: Dark Red Metallic
Miles: 500
Stock #: 7116
Body Style: Wagon
Condition: Used
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Vehicle Description

1965 Pontiac LeMans Convertible Be it a Tempest, Tempest Custom, LeMans, or GTO, the 1965 Pontiac A-body is considered a styling triumph among fans of the marque.  Its new front end with stacked headlamps was contemporary, as was the revised rear with a wraparound tail lamp treatment and the one year old brawny body design.   For 1965, the LeMans was offered on the two door post coupe, hardtop, and convertible as it had been in 1964.  New to the lineup, however, was the LeMans four door sedan.  Thx Hemmings.com, March 2024  For consignment, a 1965 Pontiac LeMans convertible showing 500 miles which are not actual.  One look at this '65 reveals why it was fashionable then and is coveted by collectors today.  With its red rimmed Hurst wheels, LED headlights, and that forever cool rear treatment, this one stands out from the crowd enough to brag about individuality.   Exterior The stacked headlamps and recessed split grille concept that made the 1965 full size Pontiacs so admired was expertly integrated into the LeMans and GTO.  An upscale horizontal ribbed above bumper tail light treatment, and the integrated in body rear bumper frames this car very nicely.  Long flat side panels are era typical, but the hood scoop, splitter exhaust tips, and GTO emblems demonstrate the sporty nature of the car, a tribute to its high performance brethren.  Dark Red Metallic is the color of choice here and it's a good one, nicely offset by black features and chrome trimmings and accentuated by the added red rim of the 15-inch Hurst wheels in front and 17-inch Hurst wheels in back with staggered size tires that give the car a slight lift and the hint of a raked stance.   The black canvas roof is newer and in great shape, just as the rest of the exterior.  The only imperfections we find are some touched up scratches.  Interior With black vinyl door panels that have some concentric descending square stitched panels, shiny cranks and actuators we are met with the first indication of a clean interior.  Doing so reveals very nice black vinyl buckets in front and an equally as fine rear bench.  These chairs all have diagonal ribs in the inserts and smooth bolsters and an embossed Pontiac arrowhead in the upper backs of all the chairs.  A textured vinyl appliqué center console/glove box runs toward the front and sports a chromed Hurst shifter which has a black ball topper in a his/hers configuration in the base.  Floating directly above this console is the original shiny chromed horizontal ribbed design on the lower panel and a black painted base for the gauge cluster where we also find the AM/FM radio.  The dash pad is covered with an adhesive vinyl applique that is wrinkled in each corner and looking just a bit out of place, but the black loop carpet below looks right at home.  The trunk is dressed up in Pontiac and GTO emblemed panels.  Drivetrain Under the hood, a clean and polished 400ci V8 from 1974 awaits.  It's wearing an Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor over an Offenhauser intake and backed by a TH400 3-speed automatic transmission which sends power to the 10 bolt rear axle in which our consignor say Positraction resides.  Power brakes are configured as front disc and rear drum and headers begin the exhaust process.  Along with the chrome goodies on the motor, we also like the use of red ignition wires and a red air filter element.  Undercarriage Polished splitter tips and a chrome differential cover highlight a clean environment where the dual exhaust runs under a background of uniform black coverage, and encounter glasspack style mufflers before finding those tips.  There is some residual oil on the pan and a drop or two of red transmission fluid on its pan as well, but the knuckles, driveshaft, and suspension parts are clean and free of debris.  That suspension consists of coil springs in front and a 4 link with coil springs in the rear.  Drive-Ability We backed this one out of the garage

Vehicle Options
Tachometer,Power Steering,Power Front Disc Brakes,Padded Sun Visors & Dash,Instrumentation,Hurst Shifter,Heater/Defroster,Bucket Seats,AM/FM RADIO,Aluminum Wheels
 
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