1965 Pontiac Gto Automatic Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Lima, Ohio, United States
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1965 GTO Automatic Transmission. This is still attached to the original 1965 GTO TRI POWER motor. It came out of a 1965 GTO which was made into restomod. The motor is not part of this sale.
I will crate the tranny for shipping if you can't pick it up. Buyer pays shipping . I can ship it since we are a business and have good freight connections. I would estimate around 125 to $175
Located in Lima , Ohio 45805 . Write text or call 419 235 7226 if you have any questions.
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