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1960 Oldsmobile Super 88 on 2040-cars

Year:1960 Mileage:123456
Location:

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Up for Auction is a 1960 Oldsmobile Super 88 - yes,it is not a show car but a cool Hot/Rat Rod with tons of room in it.I am selling this car for a friend so if you have any questions it might take a couple days to get back with you.I am listng all the information here he provided.The Car has the larger 394 cu Rocket V8 engine which is rated about 315 hp.The engine starts right up and sounds great,the transmission shifts smoothly.powersteering and powerbrakes-the brakes were re-done a few month ago.As you can see the pictures are taken without the moldings but they come with the car,he took the moldings of to paint the car Hot Rod black,same for the doorhandles,all is there,we may install the doorhandles in the next days anyway-the floors are solid and the frame is also in great condition,electric fuelpump is installed,the original gas fuel tank was removed (comes with it) and a beer barrel as a Fuel tank installed in the Trunk,there are a lot of parts in the trunk as you can see,the front and rear bumper are also included but the need work,Lights are working,the interior is in a pretty good shape,the only damage is on the front bench seats,which has two small holes in it,The headliner is in good condition,all the glass is there,the doors open and close easy.The Tach is not working,Again-this is not a show car and it still needs some things here and there depending on what you wanna do with it,I consider it a rat rod-get in a go to the local shows-it will get attention,there are not many around anymore

The reserve price is set very low - Good Luck and Happy Bidding

shipping is nationwide and worldwide,a $ 500 non refundable deposit is due not later then 24 hours after auction ends,restpayment is due not later then 7 days after auction ended-i revere the right to end the auction at any time

 

 

 

A larger 394 cubic-inch Rocket V8 with four-barrel carburation and rated at 315 hp (235 kW

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