1962 Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Convertible. 1st. Year Of The Convert. Survivor! on 2040-cars
Mountain View, California, United States
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Hi, up for auction is my 1962 Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Convertible. This very nice first year convertible is in very nice condition. A very nice paint job and a beautiful period correct new interior. Everything works on the car and it runs strong, shifts smoothly due to a fresh rebuilt factory automatic transmission. The design of these cute little cars make them a favorite of Oldsmobile Collectors, but as we know few have survived. The aluminum V8 is a awesome motor and had a long production run- a testament to its advanced design and durability. Fitted with a power top, this fun little car is just the thing for top down summer time cruising. Standard engine was the new small V-8, all aluminum with a displacement of 215 cubic inches (which later became famous as the Rover V8 engine) With a two barrel carburetor, it was rated at 155 H.P. and 210 foot pounds of torque. Transmission was the newly introduced three-speed Roto Hydramatic. The F-85 Cutlass Convertible line-up was added September 1962!! If you are looking for an affordable 60's convertible that you don't see everyday, this is your car! Please look at the detailed pictures I have taken carefully, if there is a specific picture of the Olds you would like to see, please ask. If there is a specific question you have about the car, again, please ask. Feel fee to email me with any and all questions you may have or you can call me direct at (650)400-8836 The Olds is located here in the San Francisco bay area and is available to be seen and driven in person!! This is a neat little car that is a blast to drive. This is a driver, not a trailer queen, although the paint looks great, it is not perfect, again, this car is driven!! Body is straight, and the black body with the white convertible top just sets this car apart. Thanks for the interest, good luck on the auction and as always....Happy Bidding!! |
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