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1972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible New Top,carpet. Transmission Just Rebuilt! on 2040-cars
US $19,750.00
Year:1972
Mileage:119956
Location:
Sloatsburg, New York, United States
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You are looking at a real 442 convertible. Original documentation, purchase order from dealer where it shows it was the dealer owner's personal demo. Owned since 1989 by the last owner. Great running and driving car! Really rare Radiant green paint color which is rarely seen. White bench seat interior, power steering and brakes. Factory A/C, power windows and 442 package. Window sticker and build sheet also which verifies this as an authentic 442 We just replaced the original convertible top and rear window along with the pads and cables and works beautifully. We rebuilt the factory Quadrajet carburetor, rebuilt the original Turbo 350 automatic transmission (20 miles on it), fresh tune up, oil change, u-joints, new carpet. Rolls on recent Michelin tires, factory wire wheel covers are still with the car! Dual exhaust! Great sounding engine! Runs and drives as it should, no unusual noises or smoke. Great summer car! Paint is showing some age and has a pretty deep scratch on the right front fender. This is not the original paint but is the original color. The former owner says the car was painted in the late 80's and factory decals were applied then. Original interior other than the carpet. Shows some age as white will but is very presentable and clean. This is a great car to own and the last year for this body style and the convertible for a very long time. Unusually solid car, no rust in trunk or doors like there usually is. Any questions, feel free to email. Vehicle is available to view with an appointment.
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