1965 Oldsmobile 442 Restored Mint! No Reserve 120 Pics Rust Free on 2040-cars
Milton, New York, United States
Engine:400 4bbl.
Body Type:Holiday Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Target Red
Make: Oldsmobile
Interior Color: Parchment
Model: 442
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 442
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Mileage: 75,000
Sub Model: 442
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1965 Olds 442 Mint Rust Free Restored! No Reserve 125 Pics, Scroll Down
You are viewing an extremely rare 1965 Oldsmobile 442 that has been beautifully restored to showroom condition. Original motor and two speed Jetaway transmission rebuilt and this car runs great! In 1965 the B09 option was renamed 442 for Cutlasses. The definition of 442 was 400 ci., 4 barrel carb. & duel exhausts. Three speed manual was standard and the Oldsmobile two-speed Jetaway automatic was optional. Horsepower output was 345hp. This car has been totally restored to show condition. The car was always rust free and still retains its original sheet metal. The bodywork on this car is second to none and is painted in its original color of Target Red, the car is laser straight and the paint is perfectly flat and mirror deep. Most all of the chome has been replaced or redone. Every piece of weatherstrip is all new. All glass is great and the windows roll up and down perfect. Steering wheel is mint, no cracks. The interior has also all new & done in its original color of Parchment White, the original bucket seats & rear seats were recovered and new foam padding, headliner, door panels, arm rests, carpet, package tray etc. all new. The console chrome and all interior chrome is perfect. Brand new dual exhaust, new suspension parts, new Olds SSII 15x7 wheels in front & 15x8 in the rear with a new set of BFG T/A Radials. This car is immaculate & has only been driven in nice weather, always garaged. All of the bugs have been worked out and the car is ready to be driven. There has been so much done to this car to remember, so please ask any questions. This is a "no reserve" auction, but as an added bonus if the Buy It Now is used, I will include a brand new never installed Vintage Air a/c system specifically for this car. This is a value of $1000. Please review all 125 pics and ask all questions BEFORE auctions end. We can store car for up to 30 days free for the winning bidder. Will be happy to show the car before auctions end, and can assist with shipping. Car is sold with BOS and NYS Transferable paperwork, which can be used in any state. NYS does not issue titles to cars 1972 and older. Please call Tim @ (845)728-0428 or (845)728-6575 with any questions. We buy sell and trade.
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