1958 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight 88 Hc Original One Owner Rocket Coupe No Reserve on 2040-cars
Vancleave, Mississippi, United States
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Decided to sell my all original 1958 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight, 371 Rocket engine, automatic. This car is as original as it gets, have all documentation incl. original bill of sale and speck sheet. Car was purchased from Cleveland Ohio on 2/28/1958 for a purchase price of $4,014.33. The original receipt shows automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, wiper washers, deluxe radio and back up lights. The car was decommissioned in 1974 wen the original owner passed and stored occasionally driven, I obtained the car and shipped it to the Gulf Coast in Mississippi, I am a collector the car has been stored in my collection and drive a couple times a month, mechanically the car runs, drives shifts and stops perfect, power steering and all gauges work great. The interior of the car is in great shape with no issues , the head liner and dash board are flawless. Exterior no rust other than a few minor scrapes and touch ups here and there by no means perfect but never been restored or painted. All the chrome and stain less are in good to great condition, keep in mind this car is 55 years old. The windshield has a little rock ship and de drivers window has a crack, tires and hub caps in excellent condition, this car can be driven anytime any were. I believe that it would be hard to find another one like this that's all original and unmolested, have title in hand will accommodate with shipping at your expense, $ 1,000.00 deposit thru Pay Pal or overnight check within 24 hours, balance by check or bank wire only within 7 days .Don't miss this one ! Thanks for your interest.
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