1965 Pontiac GTO

Step into the golden era of American muscle cars as Texoma Classics meticulously restores a 1965 Pontiac GTO in Sherman, Texas. This vintage Pontiac GTO isn’t just a car; it’s a living legend of American automotive history, and we’re dedicated to breathing new life into its iconic form. Join us on a captivating visual journey through the restoration process, where the raw power of a classic V8 harmonizes with modern craftsmanship and innovation.

Restoration Progress

The vehicle came in for a new paint job and to be reassembled.

We have disassembled the interior for it to be media blasted.

The vehicle has been media blasted and now it is time for it to be epoxy sealed.

Removing the old weatherstrip from around the windshield area and beginning body work on the passenger side of the vehicle.

Completing some bodywork on the roof of the vehicle.

We have begun bodywork on the driver’s side of the vehicle along with the truck lid.

Beginning to do some bodywork to the deck lid.

We have begun removing rust from the hood to spray with epoxy sealer.

The fenders have begun to have some bodywork done to it.

The fenders, core support, inner fenders and hood have been sprayed with primer.

Block sanding the primer in the final step before paint.

The body has been moved into the paint booth for its new paint job.

The firewall and trunk have been painted black.

We have painted the body a custom Sea Foam Blue Metallic.

Hood, deck lid, fenders and door painted Sea Foam Blue Metallic

We have installed the fuse box and have begun running the wires throughout the vehicle.

We have started installing Dynamat in the driver side floor pan.

We have started to install the control arms.

We have gotten the control arms, rack and pinion installed.

The passenger side brake has been completed.

The driver side brake has been completed.

We have begun installing the brake booster.

We have gotten the core support, inner and outer fenders installed.

We have begun prepping the cowl hood for paint.