1970 Oldsmobile 442 on 2040-cars
Monee, Illinois, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: madeleinemccampise@poshtarts.com .
1970 Oldsmobile 442 Y74 Pace Car Convertible
Registered on the pace car registry as car #70 driven by Roger Ward...Pace Car Driver
This was his festival car and used in many photos, actually more than the actual pace car. This car did several
exhibition laps on the track that day in 1970.
This car has been sought after and missing for the past 40 years. It has recently been discovered.
The original owners son inherited the car 25 years ago, and had really no knowledge of the cars' importance. His
father kept it on display in a tavern he owned in rural Michigan.
I have the original title, which will be included in the sale, the DMV remitted it when his son took ownership of
the car.
I have Protectoplate, warranty book, GM internal records showing the car was driven by Roger Ward.
The car retains much of its' original paint, motor has never been out of the car and runs great. It is the born
with engine and transmission. OG TH-400 has partial vin on drivers pan rail. Basically this is a very unmolested
original car with excellent options.
Sport Wheel
Sport Mirrors
Power Steering
Power Brakes
Air Conditioning
Disk Brakes
Power Top
The car has more original paint than not, will actually touch up and be presentable. Interior is original and shows
well and what you'd expect from a original 34,000 mile car.
Car runs and drives great and is very unmolested.
Super documented, very original #'s matching documented Pace Car, with race history.
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