1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Coupe- 403 V-8 "survivor Car" Not Cutlass 442 on 2040-cars
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States
UP FOR AUCTION IS THIS 1978 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE COUPE. VERY RARE 403 BIG BLOCK OLDS 403-V8 WITH 4 V CARB. CAR WAS BOUGHT OUT OF ESTATE AND BELIEVED TO HAVE 30,000 MILES.I HAVE DRIVEN THE CAR SOME 300 MILES AND PERFORMS LIKE IT. PAINT- RETAINS A BEAUTIFUL SHINE, NO RUST ANYWHERE AND BODY IS LAZER STRAIGHT, HAS ONE REPAINT PROBABLY 10 TO 15 YEARS OLD. WHEN BUFFING THE CAR DID GET SOME BURN SPOTS ON PAINT BUT STILL VERY PRESENTABLE. BURN SPOT ON HOOD,ROOF AND DECK LID. ALL GLASS IS EXCELLENT,CHROME GOOD EXCEPT FOR 3 INCH RUST SPOT IN REAR BUMPER, AS SEEN IN PICTURES. AND SOME LIGHT PITTING ON BUMPERS. VINYL TOP SHOWS WELL BUT DOES HAVE 3 SMALL CRACKS ON TOP NOT VERY NOTICABLE. INTERIOR- VERE NICE , FRONT SEAT HAS BEEN RECOVERED TO CLOSEST MATCH TO ORIGINAL MATERIAL. CARPET IS ORIGINAL WITH ON SMALL TEAR AROUND E BRAKE PEDAL. DASH HAS NOT CRACKS AND PRESENTS WELL ALL GAUGES WORK EXCEPT CLOCK. HEADLINER IS ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD SHAPE AS WELL AS VISORS. THER IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FRONT AND REAR SEAT BECAUE OF FASDE FACTOR OVER THE YEARS. DOOR PANELS ALL GOOD.
DRIVETRAIN- VERY RARE 403-V8 WITH 400 TRANS. PERFORMS EXCELLENT. HAVE REPLACED PLUGS ,WIRES, CAP ,ROTOR. A/C BLOWS COLD. CRUISE WORKS NO STRANGE NOISES.HAS SLIGHT HASITATION AT STREET LIGHT I BELIEVE IT IS DUE TO OLD EMISSIONS, DOES NOT STALL OUT ,CHECKED COMPRESSION AND IS RIGHT UP TO PAR. HAS FE-3 SUSPENSION WITH BIG SWAY BARS ETC. WHEELS- RARE ROAD WHEELS WITH NEW BFG T/A RADIALS. ACESSORIES- POWER WINDOWS,LOCKS,TILT WHEEL,CRUISE CONTROL, REAR DEFROST, AM-FM CASSETTE{IT WORKS}, A/C CLIMATE CONTROL AND POWER SEAT. EVERTHING WORKS EXCEPT POWER LOCKS, NEEDS ACTUATER. FOR THE MONEY YOU WON'T FIND A NICER CRUISER. HAS AWSOME LOOK AND RECIEVED GREAT COMMENTS |
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