1966 Oldsmobile Vistacruiser -skywagon Roof on 2040-cars
Keasbey, New Jersey, United States
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Selling because we don't have time to do anything with this classic and need to let it go. 1966 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Wagon- Skywagon with the glass roof panels over the passenger area. the best things about this vehicle: Olds Rocket 330 engine V8- runs great mileage 104,127, This vehicle was in limited daily use just a few years ago. many options such as power steering, power brakes, AC -all in good condition The glass skyroof panels and mouldings are all in excellent condition. most of the dashboard components and radio are in good condition. the doors are door trim parts are in good shape, the hood, grille and lamps are good also. The rear seat and headliner are in very good condition. The Bad: Vehicle was involved in an accident where the impact was directly to the engine crossmember and the right frame rail. frame is also rusty . the right front suspension has been moved back in the fender well. the front seat could use some new material. the quarter panels are rusty on the bottoms and the spare well inside the right quarter is fully rotted through. both fenders have accident damage. This sale is for the complete vehicle. Please look at all the pictures and ask questions before bidding. I will do my best to give you an accurate description. We are selling this as a complete vehicle to be used for parts. We have a clean NJ title. We do not feel this is a rebuildable car but if you have a frame and the time it could be saved. We are not interested in selling individual parts from this car unless you are willing to pay the full value of the vehicle. For example we will ignore request for small items like door handles but if you want the complete engine and are willing to pay full value and a removal charge I will consider it. |
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