1941 Oldsmobile 66 With 73,500 Original Miles. Barn Find Runs & Drives 2 Door on 2040-cars
Chanute, Kansas, United States
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Just bought this car and pulled it out of a barn where is had set for 30+ years. Barn was concrete floor and there was only one spot in the trunk a mouse had made a home. Wiring all seems to be good on the car. I had big plans but my circumstances have changed and I just need it gone now. It will be listed here one time. It will be listed with Mecum in December if it does not sell the first go around I have to commit it to Mecum. Seats had seat covers on them so the original seats are not in bad shape at all. We installed to get running: Plugs, points, rotor bug, and a section of fuel line. Car went up on the lift to grease the chassis and check all the fluids as well as change the oil. Fluids were all good and the right colors. Oil and filter were changed Put used tires on it. It needs all new bushings underneath. Brakes do not work. E-Brake is how I stop the car. Most of the gauges are working. There is a dent in the passenger side fender where the old man that had it back his truck into it. Really cool old car. I liked driving it. I drove it to my shop 25 miles from my house with 0 problems. We towed from barn to my uncles shop. Got it running the next day, drove it home then to my shop once I got different tires on it.
RUST: 1 spot only. Other than some surface rust. It is below the drivers side tail light. I am going to be in Vegas Saturday thru Wednesday. I can show it before or after that. Please serious bidders and callers only. I do have several better pictures I can get you upon request. It is cleaned up. Dust is off. I don't need help selling this car. 620-212-5746
On Sep-10-14 at 06:40:29 PDT, seller added the following information: All Pictures I currently have are uploaded Now. On Sep-10-14 at 08:43:36 PDT, seller added the following information: Hagerty told me that the car in its current condition with solid floors and everything being there to complete a restoration this car would easily be valued in as is condition at $8,000 to $12,000. After Restoration $25,000 to $40,000 depending on the quality obviously. My reserve is probably to low. |
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