1967 Oldsmobile Ninety-eight Convertible-parade Car-2 Owner-25,000 Actual Miles! on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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1967 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Convertible Background: Built as the Luxury Flagship vehicle for Oldsmobile, the Ninety-Eight was quite the lap of luxury for the time period! The convertible received an all new face lift in 1967, and in doing so, achieved a new standard for luxury and size! As well, Oldsmobile made sure to provide plenty of power to take this beauty down the road! As well as including plenty of standard creature comforts: Power front Strato-bench Seat with folding armrest, parking brake, courtesy and glove box light! With only 3,769 of these convertibles ever built, they are becoming quite the rarity. Even more so in a condition such as this one. It is estimated that there are fewer than 300 of them left in existence, and this may be one of the nicest ones out there! With only 2 owners since new, last being from 1970 until today. The vehicle was used primarily for shows and parades, which explains the incredibly low actual mileage! (25,000) Specs: -425 CI-365 HP Motor -Automatic Transmission -Air Conditioning -Power Seats & Windows -Antenna -Power Top -Tilt Steering Wheel -Leather Interior -Convertible Top Boot in Dark Blue -All Books, Manuals, & Receipts. Very Rare and Sure to Appreciated wherever you go! The NADA Shows a Value of |
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