1962 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible on 2040-cars
Ballinger, Texas, United States
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Body is in great shape, the two minor flaws are depicted in the photos. the previous owner applied "Super 88" badging, but the car is a "Dynamic 88". Engine runs good, but will smoke a little after about 12/15 miles of continuous driving. The transmission is slow going from 2nd to 3rd, is smoother if you let of the gas slightly when it is shifting, and there is a slight creak in the suspension The power top, front seat and three of the four power windows work, the left rear window does not work. The headlights and speedometer work, but no brake light or turn signals. (I have replaced the fuses and bulbs to no avail) Also, being a 1962 model year, there are no seatbelts. NADA low retail is 18k, average retail is 30k. I would asses this vehicle as slightly above low retail. Unless the buyer specifies otherwise, I will pay for shipping the car. Car is sold "As-Is" but if there are any questions feel free to call me at 325-718-8636. |
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