1969 Oldsmobile 98 Cotter/bevington Ambulance on 2040-cars
Axton, Virginia, United States
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Original 1969 Oldsmobile 98 cotter/bevington ambulance built in 1968 by divco-wayne corporation. I have original purchase order dated nov.19th,1968. Also have some paperwork that will come with car. This car is all original has a rocket 455ci engine with four barrel with a new tune-up and new water pump. Rides like you are on a cloud very smooth. Great power steering and power brakes. Ambulance has 66601 miles. All lights and siren work like they should.Ambulance is not showroom condition but does turn everyone's head and lots of thumbs up. Has leather seats and all doors have leather liners. Floor is original vinyl in great condition. Has cabinets that are great condition. All curtains have been dry cleaned. I will be glad to answer any and all questions. Sold as is. You must arrange shipping. Iwill assist the shipping company if needed. Thank You
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