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1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Sedan 55k on 2040-cars

US $3,500.00
Year:1985 Mileage:55414
Location:

Springfield, New Jersey, United States

Springfield, New Jersey, United States
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      Up for auction today is a beautiful 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royal this is a one time car with very low millage this car has only fifty five thousand miles all original.This is a New Jersey car it's whole life probably has never been out of the state it was owned by a old lady and she passed away a few years ago and I was left the car in her will I was her mechanic for many years always took great care of this car. The car starts right up has a 307 B.O.P. engine in it everything works the A/c compressor is two years old the dryer was also replaced the Air conditioning is perfect very cold it was converted to 134a instead of r12. The transmission shifts good it has a four speed so it has overdrive it was also serviced less than a year ago the fluid is very clean. Car has no leaks at all very clean underneath the radiator is fairly new also so all the fluids are good and clean oil was always maintained on time.The body work was done on the car I sanded down all the little rust spots on the car and primed them the hood the clear coat was coming up so i sanded it all down primed it also. This car was in a accident i just did a car fax on it was in 2005 nothing major probably a small fender bender and the frame is perfect its a very clean car inside and out I am the third owner. The interior is very clean seats are in good shape the only thing it will need is a new headliner it was coming down so i took all the material off it just needs to be redone it's a pretty cheap job.This is a great car all around will make a nice classic car or a weekend cruiser it is very smooth on the highway it rides like a Cadillac. Has new Good year tires less then three years old probably has five thousand miles on the tires. This car has to go I'm moving out of state so i can't keep it anymore i can't finish it. If you have any questions about the car feel free to ask me thank you.

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