Vintage 1982 Oldsmobile Olds 98 Regency Brougham Rare Diesel Survivor, Nice! on 2040-cars
Mancelona, Michigan, United States
"One owner 1982 Oldsmobile Ninety eight *diesel* survivor""We welcome international bidders and have successfully made several auto transactions abroad and will work with your shipping company and give you all the time you need to arrange for transport domestically or internationally, with free storage at our facility until proper arrangements are made!"
Condition: Excellent, starts and runs good! 1982 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Brougham Odometer: 87000 Paint color: Light Silver/Blue Drive: RWD Fuel: Diesel Transmission: Automatic Title status: “Clean, Michigan title.” This is a rare survivor! You are viewing an 82 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight 4 door diesel. It has 87k original miles. It has the 350 diesel motor, turbo 350 transmission, (factory air,not working), sunroof, factory CB radio. It has never seen snow, barn kept winters under car cloth dust cover for last 32 years. The car has been driven occasionally on nice summer days by
same elderly owners for all these years, extremely clean and well maintained. The took great pride in this car. Their initials are even engraved above the interior door handles! Some very minor body paint blemishes shown in pics, see the close up pics. Starts, runs, drives good. Interior is nice with some light soiled areas that will likely shampoo out. Headliner sags slightly in rear. Note: "Transmission first gear kicks in between 30 and 40 mph which seems a little late to us but transitions smoothly after that in the higher cruising gears right up to 80 mph. "We personally drove this car over 100 miles at speeds up to 80 mph to test it and we believe it is road worthy." Trunk lid shocks will not hold up the lid. Air is disconnected, old gentleman who has had this since new says it will work if connected, but unverified by us. The cruise control does not work. There are non drips, leaks, "notice no wet spots underneath", no overheating of the engine or transmission, runs cool and has good oil pressure. The vinyl top is beautiful! Important: "We believe in full transparency to the best of our ability, the rest is up to you the bidder! This should make for a smooth transaction for all involved" "Car is sold as is, with no warranty whatsoever implied." "The car is available throughout the auction to view/drive locally and/or we will answer your questions to the best of our ability so that you have an informed choice by email." "Please note: $200 deposit due at end of auction via PayPal and balance due within 1 week of auction close by check or cash. Car can leave our facility only when funds clear the bank." "No large payments are excepted by us through PayPal." "You may leave your car here up to 3 weeks free of charge if needed while you arrange shipping. We sell worldwide, and welcome all International bidders in good standing with eBay." Good luck to all bidders on this beauty!
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