1965 GTeeO Tiger sold from the Bob Marvin Collection in Warroad, Minnesota.

Pontiac lovers will undoubtedly know the story behind this amazingly-cool and exceptionally rare ’65 Goat. As part of a nation-wide marketing campaign, Pontiac arranged to give away a specially-built ’65 Hurst-equipped GTO. Equipped with over 28 factory options, the GTO is covered in special Hurst Gold body paint, Hurst mag wheels, and even featured a gold-plated Hurst Shifter. Beneath the hood is a Tri-Power 389, 4-speed manual gearbox, Pontiac’s top-of-the-line suspension package, close-ratio power steering, power brakes, and interior dressings.
Before Bob Marvin sold this one and only GTeeO Tiger, I was lucky enough to capture a little video footage to share with everyone.
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[@michaeladamo6279]

Hemi Daytonas are capable of bringing in millions! Only because there’s a lot less of them. 200 k for a real hemi supper bird is a deal!

[@andrewcamatra5118]

Yea, big deal....Just sold for $200K at Mecum, with all the talk and embellishment it was worth $4 million. So much for the dual arm chair auctioneers estimate.