!972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible Project Car on 2040-cars
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:350
Drive Type: gas
Make: Oldsmobile
Mileage: 250,000
Model: 442
Trim: 442
2. New door skins installed professionally on rust free doors.
3. Brand new front fenders
4. Brand new trunk lid
5. Brand new trunk floor installed
6. Brand new floors, accept under rear seats.
7. Frame off, sandblasted and painted, and re installed with new bushings.
8. All body work complete professionally and primed with high build primer. Have new grille surround and headlamp buckets. Scuff and ready for the color of your choice.
9. Complete bucket seat interior brown, needs to be re done. Dash pad is very clean. Console in good shape. Needs carpet.
10. Engine is an original 350 high performance 4 barrel engine with a turbo 400 trans, both recently rebuilt by previous owner. Rear is a posi with F-41 suspension, big rear sway bar and boxed trailing arms. New headman headers powder coated and newer h pipe dual exhaust, no tail pipes, but has new 442 chrome tips.
11. Brand new engine and front end wiring harness. Have original dash, intermediate and rear harness in great shape.
12. Has original 442 grilles, every molding for the car accept pinch weld moldings. Glass is intact, needs a new top and a windshield installed..
13. Newly rebuilt ac compressor with proper hookup for up to date refrigerant
This car is ready for final sanding ,paint, and finishing touches. The motor runs perfect, the trans shifts great, shift kit. Has mostly new brake lines, need main line and small lines hooked up, and brakes gone over. Have 2 new wheel cylinders. Brand new delco booster and master cylinder. Steering wheel is original 4 spoke 442 on floor shift console and 3 speed auto floor shift with new cable. With a little time, and interior kit, a top, bumpers re chromed and a new windshield, this car will be a $20,000 dollar car. I have over $15,000 invested and countless hours. My loss is your gain. Bid to win, no reserve, car is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end auction early if it sells. Dash has some rust on the lower portion, mice made a home prior to my owning it. comes with a clean spare dash, plus parts car has clean dash. Dash pad is beautiful and has all gauges.All moldings in useable driver condition, missing only pinch weld moldings, 90% of the parts are there to complete. Complete interior needs redone. Brand new trumpets. *****Comes with a pretty solid 68,000 original mile Cutlass parts car that runs. Both have N.J. Titles and are registered. Must pick up within two weeks, must pay within 48 hours. This car is a project, but has most of the parts and some spares. Don't hesitate to bid, this classic 442 is 90% done and can be personalized in your favorite color scheme. Have it on the road for late August and September cruising while you finish! Also has new heater hoses, radiator hoses, radiator, alternator. OVER $6000 in just sheet metal, GM full quarters alone were $1800 each plus shipping, fenders were $600 each plus shipping, plus doors , trunk lid and floors! ****Car must be paid for in cash, has to be picked up within 7 days.****
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