1969 Oldsmobile 442 on 2040-cars
Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:455
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: 442
Mileage: 116,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Blue
Trim: yes
Interior Color: Blue
Drive Type: rear drive
Number of Cylinders: 8
This is a 1969 Oldsmobile 442. This car is all original accept for the engine. It has a 1970 455 engine in it that is running driving engine. I do have the original engine, but just the block. The 455 was cleaned and a new mild comp cam, lifters and timing chain was installed. All componets on this engine and front end have either been cleaned or sandblasted and repainted using correct colors. Even the core support was sandblasted and repainted. I also have the factory build sheet.
Some of the factory options that are on this car include Air conditioning, Front disc brakes ( rebuilt), Delux seat belts, power steering, power brakes, Automatic trans ( Turbo 400), Delux seat belts, remote driver mirror, Power windows that work awsome, Bucket seats, Console, Also factory heavy duty front and rear sway bars. 12 bolt rear. These are all factory installed with this car.
The body on this car I would call great to excellent cond. It does have a couple of dings here and there but they are very minnor. It does have a dent on the passenger side rear quarter pnl. But can be either repaired or patched. Can be sean in picture. The floor pans and trunk are in excellent condition wand have no rust. This car is as solid as they come. Has not been all cut up and repaired. I did weld in a lower patch pnl to the drivers side lower fender. Also see picture. The biggest rust spot on the car in on the rear window driverside channel. It is about 2inches in length and very easy to fix. Where the window seal would be. A couple of small spots on each side of the rear quarters. Small spot on the passenger side fender. ( I have Patch pnl) The doors and roof are perfect and have zero rust.
This is a factory tripple blue 442. It had a blue vinyol top, interior and exterior (code 53 I think). I believe it was called Nassau blue. I sanded the original paint down to bare metal and put a couple of coats of primer sealer on.
The only part I did not sand was the factory hood. It has a crease in it. I have purchased another factory 442 hood that will be installed.
Factory front and rear 442 bumpers were sent out and have been professionally replated. They look awsome. I have over 1k invested in these alone. Also have new chrome 442 trumpet exhaust tips.
Front end has all new suspension components. Hotchkis springs, bushings, shocks were also replaced. Brand new duel exhaust is installed and sounds great. Has a new gas tank installed. Front bucket seats and console are all here.
The dash is in mint condition as are the gauges, power windows work excellent, All the trim is in excellent condition. As is the grill and components.
Again this is an awsome car that only needs paint and interior to be perfect. Great car for cruising or even to make some money on.
Please only serious buyers bid.
I will remove your bid if you have less than five feedbacks. I dont play games and dont have time for the scamers.
Thanks, if you have any question or want any more info please give me a call. (541) 281-5515
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