1972 Olds 442 on 2040-cars
Spring City, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:350 rocket
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: 442
Warranty: NO
Trim: convertible
Options: Convertible
Drive Type: automatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 157,235
Sub Model: 442
Exterior Color: copper
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Brown
1972 442 convertible (tribute); This is not a Barrett Jackson Car! It is a great cruise night car that runs, looks and drives great! The car gets great attention and thumbs up every time I take it out. You will need to add 20 minutes to every trip to the convenience store due to the people who want to check out the car and talk about the one that got away when they were younger! I drive this car 200 miles round trip to the beach every weekend in the summer (weather permitting).
Everything on the car works as it should; I would not hesitate to drive this car across country with the AC on! The body and paint were done about 4 years ago and still look good. There is no rust on the car or frame, the floors and trunk are in good shape.There are some minor chips on the finish, the gaps between the quarters and the doors are not perfect, but like I said, it is a driver and the price reflects the condition. you could not build this car in this condition for what I want to get out of it. The reserve is very reasonable. Please look at all of the pics and ask questions before you buy the car. I would recommend a third party inspection of the car and will work with your inspector to get it done. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, I will work with your shipper and can provide a good company that I have worked with. E-mail me with questions or call my cell before 9:00pm eastern time (484) 951-1363; Bob.
The Bad; the top has one tear on the drivers side; the read window is glass and is only one year old. The convertible lift cylinder broke and the ram went through the roof over the winter. I have since replaced both lift cylinders, the top pump and the line kit. The hole was repaired and does not leak. The sealer that they put on the outside of the top is wearing thin, I will have more applied this weekend.
350 rocket engine and 350 trans with shift kit; the tires chirp when it shits into second; both rebuilt by previous owner. I do not have receipts but I can send a video of the car running and driving, the car has a mild cam and a edelbrock 600 carb. Hurts dual gate shifter, AC, newer brakes, master cylinder and front end parts, new brake lines, new radiator, newer dual exhaust system. The interior is about 3 years old and has no rips or tears. All of the interior lights and switches work. I also replaced the convertible top switch when I did the cylinders (real pain in the butt)!
I do not have to sell this car; do not call with low ball offers; I just finished restoring a 1979 Trans Am and I only have time to drive one of them. I can send a pic of the T/A next to this car if you want verification
A $500.00, non-refundable deposit is required within 4 days of the auction ending. Final payment is required within 8 days of the auction ending. I don't care how you pay for the car but it will not go onto the trailer until the money is in my bank account. I have the title in hand and the car is ready to go.
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