1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Convertible 2-door 455 Cubic Inch 38000 Miles on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale 455 Cubic Inch Original Top Top works great fabric is showing some wear Interior is in good shape seats need a good cleaning Carpet needs to be dyed or replaced Dash has a few small cracks Door panels need a good cleaning Body is in good shape no rust floor pans & truck are solid One repaint has several paint chips (call for details) only 473 of these convertibles were built with 455 cubic inch runs shifts & drives great Power Windows Locks Seat AM/F/M 8 Track Stereo Climate Control heat & A/C works fine Original Spare Tire jack has never been used This car was purchased by the owner of Grebe Oldsmobile St Louis Missouri new in 1975 in the family until I purchased it The original fiberglas parade is in good shape (it does have scrathes) It has parade air horns New tires The hupcaps are not the original New Tires rides nice I am selling the car at no reserve bid to win Any Questions call 314 308 1830 Joe
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