1964 Oldsmobile F85 Club Coupe - Gm 350 Crate Motor on 2040-cars
Leitchfield, Kentucky, United States
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1964 Oldsmobile F85 Club Coupe This ain’t your fathers Oldsmobile! I am offering for sale my son's 1964 Olds F85. The VIN tells me this car was a 6 Series 30 Club Coupe, but of course it has some improvements! My son has driven this Olds over 2000 miles but he is building on a new project needs the space to work. Here are the details: Mechanics and Running Gear · 350 cu. in. Chevy GM Crate Motor with less that 10,000 miles · 350 Turbo Automatic manual transmission · 14 inch Edelbrock Chrome Air Cleaner · Chrome Valve Covers · Holley 650 CFI carburetor with Electric Choke · Edelbrock Torker II Aluminum intake · Small RV Cam · GM HEI Distributor · Headers with Flowmaster mufflers – turned down at rear · Stock rear with 342 gears · Cleaned original gas tank Exterior (restored 10 years ago) · 10 year old black base coat/clear coat paint · 15x7 American Racing polished aluminum Torq-Thrust II · Matching set of B.F. Goodrich T/A Radials w/60% tread · 245/60x15 rear · 215/65x15 front · 3 Factory T3 headlights · Original bumpers Interior (restored 8 years ago) · Newer interior done in Light gray; including: · Seats · Carpet · Door Panels · Package Tray · Good glass I HAVE A CLEAR KENTUCKY TITLE IN HAND. I can help you set up delivery. IF YOU HIT THE BUY-IT NOW FOR $8,950 - I WILL HELP PAY FOR THE SHIPPING UP TO 300 MILES!
NO TRADES PLEASE. Note that we have this car for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the sale early. BIDDING Please note the following: 1. All bidders who have 10 or less feedback scores will have their bids rejected. If you have less than 10 feedbacks, I suggest you call me. 2. International bidders are blocked. If you are an international bidder, you will have to also call me to be able to bid. I REPORT ALL NON PAYERS! INSPECTIONS If you want to come and inspect the car prior to close of the auction please feel free to do so. Call me at 270.287.2830 to schedule a time. Ask for Charlie. I have more pictures than are here on EBay. Email me and I will email them to you – but be considerate. Emailing takes time. Don’t ask if you aren’t serious! PAYMENT DETAILS I require a deposit of $500 made via Paypal within 48 hours of auction close. Payment in full is due within seven days of close. I DO NOT ACCEPT FULL PAYMENT WITH PAYPAL! – only the deposit. I accept cash or cashiers check. DELIVERY I can help you set up delivery. Car will not be delivered or picked up until payment has cleared my bank account. |
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