1963 Oldsmobile 98 Ninety Eight Ls Luxury Sedan 4 Door on 2040-cars
Alsip, Illinois, United States
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The Long Look Of Luxury! Oldsmobile 98 For 1963 Had Sleek,
Sculptured Styling And Master Craftsmanship For Which Oldsmobile Was So Highly
Regarded. The 4-Door 6-Window Hardtop Was Renamed The
Luxury Sedan (often condensed to L/S). Close Inspection, Appears To Be A Survivor,
Showing Only 90,xxx Miles With Original Paint, Chrome And Interior. Features On This Clean Solid Body Car
Include: Sky Rocket 394 cid V8 Engine - 4 bbl Carb,
Rated At 330 HP, Rebuilt A Few Years Back Automatic Transmission Power Steering Power Brakes Factory Air Conditioning Converted To R134 Power Windows Power Bench Seat Padded Dash Day/Night Mirror Clock Seat Belts AM/FM/CD (Under Dash) Rockford Fosgate Subwoofer And Amplifier in
Trunk, 6x9 Speakers In Rear Shelf Original AM Push Button Still In Dash Passenger Visor Mirror 90 % Original Paint In Willow Mist With Original Chrome And Special Rocker Panel Moldings,
SOLID BODY... Minor Dent On Left Rear Quarter, Clean Frame And Floor Boards,
Rear Bumper Showing Some Rust At Bottom Where Exhaust Would Exit, We Do Have
Another Center Section Bumper That Goes With Car. Original Green Cloth/Vinyl Interior In
Super Nice Condition With No Rips Or Tears (Dual Armrest) Power Seat Works Well. Whitewall Radial Tires With Oldsmobile
Wheel Covers Original Spare Tire And Jack We will not respond to emails asking us to disclose the
reserve price. This is an auction so if you appreciate this vehicle please bid
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auction at any time should need be. We
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