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1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass Two Door Possible 442 Clone Great Dailey Driver on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:19420
Location:

Robertsdale, Alabama, United States

Robertsdale, Alabama, United States
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Please Read !   THIS 1965 OLDS CUTLASS HAS CLEAR TENNESSEE TITLE, with a permanent antique tag.

I will be as descriptive as i can, but if your not sure of anything, Call me, Text me or Email me before you bid. This is an AS/IS WHERE/IS auction with a very low reserve. I am a dealer and took this vehicle on trade, i have driven it and and inspected it, i personally consider it to be exceptional for the year, but not a show car, looks like a very easy resto project or just fix a few little things and have fun driving it. 90% original. DAVE 1-251-597-5682 I can arrange shipping for you and you can pay the shipping company when the car arives, but you will have to pay for the vehicle first.I require a $500 PAYPAL DEPOSIT to firm the deal, this is NON REFUNDABLE. Balance in full before shipping or pick up unless your bringing cash when you pick it up.

1965 OLDSMOBLE CUTLASS TWO DOOR HARDTOP ! Solid body with only minor spots of rust mostly around the trim moldings. Surface rust in the trunk, NO RUST UNDER THE CAR, SOLID FLOORS, ROCKERS, FENDER LIPS and DOOR BOTTOMS

Very nice interior but could use new carpets, has factory radio, but aftermarket under dash, power antenna don't work, needs new wiper motor (if your going to drive it home bring a wiper motor and we will install it free ) Car can be driven anywhere, but has wind noise because the rubber door seals are dried out. Brakes are fine, car really drives nice for an old car. In the pictures you see the rear of the car higher then lower later, it has air shocks. Car is located in ROBERTSDALE, AL 36567 CALL, TEXT or EMAIL DAVE 1-251-597-5682

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