1966 Oldsmobile 442 - Auto Ac Posi 455 Reclining Bucket Seats Power Antenna on 2040-cars
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
1966 Olds 442. Was originally Lucerne Mist (Blue) with deluxe blue
interior with reclining passenger bucket seat and power antenna.
Original automatic, A/C car with 3:23 locking rear end. You don't see
those options very often in 1966 cars. Has had a 1970 Olds 455 from a
442 in it for quite awhile. I was told it ran when parked. You'll want
to rebuild it anyway. The 70 Olds 455 was rated around 365 - 400 hp from
the factory. This will be a beautiful screamer when properly restored.
All the documentation is provided below and in the pics.
The body is straight but the car has rust in all 4 corners. The front floor pans and the trunk will need to be replaced. There is also rust in the corners of the front and rear glass. Most of the replacement panels you will need can be found online in the usual places. You may need a donor car for the trunk weatherstrip channels. All the glass is good except for the windshield. 2 of the wheel wells have rust and so does the radiator support. It will have to be replaced. The frame is solid. All the interior and interior trim is there with the car but the seats will need to be recovered, headliner, carpet, etc. The seats are original. Someone has just covered over the headrests and disconnected the recliner. The stainless trim is all there and straight. Just needs to be polished. Both bumpers are good. They have a couple dings that need to be hammered out and rechromed. There is no title. Alabama law does not require a title for vehicles 35+ years old. Car will come with a bill of sale. *****YOU CAN VIEW A DETAILED SLIDESHOW BELOW.***** Two of the pics show Lucerne Mist paint and Deluxe Blue Interior on other cars. Here's the decoding: VIN: 3381766M18XXXX Olds Cutlass 8 cyl Holiday 2 Door Couple 1966 Lansing, MI Serial # 18XXXX Body Tag: 11E M: 5th week of Nov ST 66-33817: 1966 Olds Holiday Coupe LAN 7324 Body: Lansing, MI TR 983-R: Blue Strato Buckets w/headrests & pass. seat recliner D-D Paint: Lucerne Mist top & bottom E: Tinted Glass - All 2KXGTR: A/C, floor mounted auto trans, D55 sports console, power antenna, rear shelf speaker 4C: Chrome side window moldings 5VY: 442 trim, deluxe front & rear seats Axle Code: SF: 3:23 Locking Block Code: 396021F: 455 1968-72 Head Codes: 403686: 1970 455 |
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