1965 Oldsmobile F85 Station Wagon on 2040-cars
Medford, Oregon, United States
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This auction is for a 1965 Oldsmobile F85 station wagon. The car is being used as a daily driver and has a 1976 350 4bbl engine, 1965 2 speed transmission, 1970 rear end. The car needs repainted as you can see the primer showing through. There is very little rust on the car and most of that is surface rust. There are small dents and parking lot dings in the car, the worst being the left rear corner and right front corner. The trim is all there although some pieces have dings in them. The tailgate has a dent and the bumpers each have dents. The tailgate window is power and that functions well, the glass does have scratches where its rubbing on something inside the tailgate. The drivers door wing window is missing the latch, the pin fell out and it came off the glass, but the parts are included with the car. The door windows all work well. The red interior has been redone in the past but it will need attention again soon. The instrument panel looks good, but the dash pad is cracked. It has a factory AM radio that still works. The headliner needs replace. The missing interior trim from the back compartment is not installed, but is included with the car. These old wagons are hard to find especially without any cancer type rust. This one could also be driven while being restored. Please review the photos and if you have any questions or would like to see any additional view please let me know. I don't know what the actual miles are on the car. ebay required a number to be put in so I said 250,000 which I pulled out of the air. Parts of the drivetrain have been changed out as described above, so I have no way to say how many miles are on each component of the drivetrain. |
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