1963 Oldsmobile Super 88 Beautiful 37,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Adrian, Minnesota, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Oldsmobile
Drive Type: auto
Model: Eighty-Eight
Mileage: 37,850
Trim: stainless
1963 Olds Super 88 4dr has only 37,850 original miles, 394ci High Compression Engine No Leaks. Paint Code FF Blue BRuns like new car, quiet. Interior is immaculate beautiful no tears no rips no stains it is Perfect as you can see. Original Factory floor mats. Front seat belts only. Radio, Heater all lights work..Trunk has all original paneling n carpet spare tire jack, Glass Clear no scratches no pits windows all role up and down perfect, Body is SOLID has dent on passenger side fender n dent passenger lower quarter minor. Paint Shiney, Doors all open and shut real easy. Stainless wheel skirts. Bumpers have little rust were bolted . This car drives like a dream Drive it home..Drive it any where.....Real Beautiful car make me offer car listed localy for sale also... e-mail me check out my other auctions.... On Oct-11-13 at 08:18:31 PDT, seller added the following information:507-290-0550 jason On Oct-17-13 at 08:07:56 PDT, seller added the following information:Car has power steering Power brakes also, all interior lights work great fuel gauge weird once a while but works |
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