----Of course I can't quite tell what this GTO has for options, but it appears to not be heavily optioned. It seems to me that most guys today would have restored this car with dog dish hubcaps. I applaud whoever restored this 65 with the cheapest full caps. Many cars were originally ordered for stock and the person doing the ordering would want to make an impression on a customer and yet keep the price low. One way would be to order the cheapest full caps. Back when these cars were new at the dealer I hardly ever saw dog dish caps. Is that just me?....Bill S

Well said Bill, I fully agree! I like seeing stock wheel covers, they can set a car apart from the crowd.

Bill W

Has a Ferrari V12 under the hood :biggthumpup:

As the car stands now and unknown if it is factory:

https://www.classicautomall.com/vehi...tiac-gto-coupe

----Lee,,,I see ps, console, guages, and AM radio. Not even tinted glass. The body appears to have never been off the frame, and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. Just a nice 65 GTO with few bells and whistles and a great color combo. I like it!....Bill S

growing up, we had a 61 Biscayne like this . Powerglide, 6 cylinder. I remember by the mid 70's its was entirely rusted out. My Dad had duct tape on the top front edges of the fenders over the rust, it was so bad