1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Classic Brougham Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Barrington, Illinois, United States
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1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham Here we have a great running 1988 Cutlass Supreme Brougham. All Original. Motor and Transmission run well. Starts every time. No Knocking or burning Oil. Everything Works. Headlights ( Both Reg. & Bright Lights ), Horn, Turn Signals, Brake Lights, Hazard Lights, etc......Radio works both FM & AM, but the Cassette Player seems to not work. Interior overhead light works. Power Windows work perfectly, Power Doors, Power Steering, Power Seats, all Work PERFECT! Good tires all around. Has all Original Spoke Wheels with Original Oldsmobile Logo Caps on Wheels. The Pillow Seats are in very good conditions. The Headliner is still in excellent condition and is NOT falling down anywhere. The Door Panels are in Excellent Condition.The Tilt Steering Wheel and Column are in excellent working condition. Recently replaced the bearings. The AC ( Air Condition ) was Re-Built ( Original R-12 ). Blows ICE COLD AIR!!! and I mean Ice Cold.....I usually have to turn it off. Heat works perfect. This car is an Excellent Car to get around anywhere. It has been kept up Mechanically. Brakes are in good order. The Wipers work perfect. The Car has a Secret Kill Switch. The Car runs very smooth. You can hardly feel the road. Excellent Suspension. The car has a perfect charging system. I have never had any trouble with the charging system. Now for the Bad. The car does need cosmetic work as can be seen by the pics. The Rockers have to be redone. The Paint has spots where the Clear has faded. The Top soft half top has cracks. Should be redone. The car was hit in front right side bumper ( look at pic). It cracked the front bumper and popped off the Chrome piece on front passenger side. It does not affect the driving of the car in anyway. I still have the Chrome Piece and it is not bent. The Drives Side Interior Door Handle recently broke off. It can be found for $15 to $20 on Ebay. The Dash has two small cracks (see pics). This car would be a great daily driver or a perfect candidate to restore cosmetically since all the Mechanical is in order and the Interior is in really nice shape. You can focus on the exterior only and make it a really nice car. Bid with Confidence. Look up my Ebay history. I am selling for my Boyfriend. If you have any questions, or would like to see the car in person, please contact him directly at 847-338-0199. a $500 Deposit must be received within the first 3 days of Auction ending. The Balance due at pick up of Vehicle. No Personal Checks please. Prefer Cash. I can hold car as long as Needed once its paid for. Buyer is responsible for shipping of car. |
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