1969 442 2dr. Post on 2040-cars
Cabot, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Oldsmobile
Drive Type: 3 speed
Model: 442
Mileage: 109,295
Trim: coupe
up for auction is a 69 442 2dr. post car. I have title for car. It was built in Canada. It came with a 3 Speed tranny. This is a rear feature. It is a Ford tranny. The car has buckets seats. Front wheel disc brakes I have the original window sticker and the protecto plate and owners manual. The car will need both quarter panels. The truck is decent but will need some work. I do have a trunk pan that goes with it. The floor will need some work also as you can see by the pictures. But I have a shell for the car with a very good floor. One fender is done and the other will need patched. I have a third fender to go with it. A little rust around the rear window. There is another frame, sand blasted and painted that comes with it. Dash has been redone. Lots of new front end parts. I.E drag link, ball joint, tie rods etc. Alot of the parts have been cleaned and repainted. As you can see by the pictures there are alot of parts. I also have other parts not pictured that goes with the car. Here is a list. 3 bumpers, floor brace, radiator,upper control arms with new bushings and ball joints, valve covers, wiring harness(original) automatic transmission, air conditioner, without the compressor, misc. interior parts. Look at pictures of car. I have described it the best that I can. Car is being sold as is. No warrenty. A $500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED 24 hours after auction has ended. Please if you have any questions about this email me or call 724-272-7546. Thanks for looking
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