1964 Oldsmobile 98 Convertible ( Project Car ) on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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1964 OLDSMOBILE 98 CONVERTIBLE.Former Florida car Now in Arizona.Last Registered in 2011 (Arizona).Car has 98% of trim in trunk. Has rust in rear quarter panels ( did not get underneath to see where or if any other rust maybe present. Motor does start but fuel pump has leak at glass bowl.Transmission was leaking during the 30 seconds of the running I did do. ( possible front seal ). Top is worn and rear window is garbage .Note: I saved this one from the scrap yard but my shop (Toxic Hot Rods ) has no time to build. As a lover of old iron I felt she deserved it. You are more than welcome and encouraged to come by and look or send a 3rd party to inspect as this one is sold as is where is with no warranty's expressed nor implied. And before I asked ' will she make it to... the answer is only on a trailer..Any questions should call me 602-616-6150 BUYER IS RESPOSIBLE FOR SHIPPING. Payment in full 7 days of auction ending . Payment of cash is preferred but cashiers check or wire transfer accepted ( car and title will remain in my hands until funds have cleared my bank.
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