1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible on 2040-cars
Orrville, Ohio, United States
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1965 cutlass convertible, 2door, automatic, 330 engine, all glass intact, needs convertible top cover. The convertible top motor works and frame goes up and down. Nice bucket seats in front and has the bench seat in rear, automatic with floor console shift with working tach,, front floor pans and trunk pans where replaced sometime before I purchased it. Has new 15 gallon fuel cell in trunk but still have original tank on hand, new rubber gas line from tank to engine(original gas line still there), new fuel pump, new carb (4 brl), new brakes front and back, new brake drums on rear, new white wall tires, new carpet (not installed), new rear arm rest covers top and bottom (not installed), new headlights (4), new headlight switch, new brake light switch, new turn signal relay flasher, new turn signal switch in steering column, car starts runs and drives. Have taken it on trips around town and neighboring city. instrument cluster went bad and has been replaced with another one. Everything works on the replacement cluster. Still have the original cluster and comes with car . Car sat for years before I purchased it..Dont see many of there cars around. Clear ohio title. Previous owner attempted some of the body work. Would be a nice car to restore, just dont have a big enough place or the resources. Front door panels would need to be replaced but the rear are fine. All the trim and emblems had already been taken off car so the car is ready for the bodywork. All the trim is in boxes, some is pitted more than others but nothing that is rusted through on them. Wires from under dash to rear of vehicle has been replaced with new color coded wire to match original. Headlight, taillights, turn signals and brake lights work. Not sure what all had been done to the vehicle before I purchased it. Just trying to state what I have seen and all the items I replaced on it. Have all the receipts for all the items I have replaced. I have several cutlass parts catalogs that deals with strictly cutlass cars. Also have original Oldsmobile shop manuals that cover just about everything that you would need to know about working on the vehicle. There are several boxes of parts for the car thats not installed on the car so keep in mind when arranging pickup or shipping. Everything might fit into car for transport but thats up to the buyers discretion. Any questions just ask. Ill try to answer any question that I have knowledge of. ******NO RESERVE*******
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