1951 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 on 2040-cars
Senecaville, Ohio, United States
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This 1951 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 is equipped with a 303 V8 engine and hydramatic transmission. It was onced restored years ago. The odometer reads 50,580 miles, but it is not accurate. The milage on the title reads 52,185. Vehicle has a clear title. The body and chrome is in good condition. No dings or dents on the body. One small chip on the back passenger side tail light. It does need fuel line and tank work. The interior is in good condition. Seats are intact. A couple small holes in the top interior cloth of the car. The trunk was locked but now open. We believe we have the key for the trunk, but it would not turn it to open. We were able to open the trunk by disconnecting the latch by crawling behind the backseat to get to the trunk area. This car is in good condition for its age and ready for the right person to further restore it. This was bought to restore by a family member, but they now are not able to do so.This car does not currently run right now. The car will start, if you prime it. The buyer is responsible for arranging pick up and transportation for this car. If there are any questions, please feel free to ask. Thanks for looking and good luck! |
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