Convertible - Rock Solid 64 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 on 2040-cars
De Leon Springs, Florida, United States
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This is one Rock Solid 64 Convertible! Check out the pictures of the underside. It only needs power
washing and paint or undercoating. No water leaks inside car or trunk. No musty
smell in interior. The body is tight and dry. Mechanically sound to drive anywhere. Runs, drives and stops
as it should. The exterior needs painting. Pictures make it look better
than it is. It shows well from about 10 feet. All stainless is good with a few
dings but nothing that can’t be polished. Bumpers are good driver quality but
not show chrome. Windows all work well. The top and interior have been replaced recently and look
good. All of the original gauges work but previous owner added
aftermarket. Currently the power top is not working. It goes up and down
manually with ease. There is power to and from the switch and that is as far as
I have got. The car is priced as if it is not working and will not change if I
get it fixed. Check out the Oldsmobile websites and the NADA buyers guide
and you will see that this car is priced to sell. Drive it as it is, when you’re cruising with the top down
and all the other stuff just fades away. Fly into Daytona or Orlando and we’ll pick you up at the airport and you can and drive it home. Or delivery available up to 500 miles. |
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