1963 Oldsmobile Super 88 Holiday 6.5l on 2040-cars
Springfield, Ohio, United States
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This is a One of a Kind car. For sale is a 1963 Oldsmobile Super 88 4 Door Hardtop with the Holiday trim package. This car is in Very Original condition. I have had the car for about one year. In this time I have out pretty much every piece of this car back together. When i got it from the previous owner he had it all torn apart with the intention of completely restoring it. When i got the car i decided that the car was too complete and original to ruin that by restoring it. I have never registered it because i haven't had it on the road yet. I am only the third owner of the car and it has always been covered from the elements. If you have any questions please feel free to ask because i'm trying to be as clear as possible about this car so that is a smooth transaction for everyone. The best way to describe it will be with the pros and cons.
Pros- Very Original Original Paint Low Mileage Original Motor and transmission Original Interior Running Moves under own power All original chrome Original Glass Rebuilt Fuel Pump Rebuilt Carburetor The car is almost all original besides some electrical parts that had to be replaced to get it running. If you have any question please feel free to contact me. Cons- Not drive able/ Needs brake work Cooling system needs to be checked Windshield Wiper motor doesn't work Antenna is broken Small rust spots on the hardtop that can be seen in one of the picture. It is just surface rust and no real rust. Paint is not in perfect condition If you have any questions Pleas feel free to contact me. If you would like specific pictures please feel free to ask. This car is not a trailer queen but is an excellent candidate in the survivor category. The car is sold as is. The buyer is responsible for all taxes and fees as well as any transportation costs. Payment must be received within 3 days of the auction closing or other arrangements made. I will do my best to make myself available for a pickup that's convenient for you Thank you for Looking. |
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