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1964 Oldsmobile F85 Convertible on 2040-cars
US $12,800.00
Year:1964
Mileage:0
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Hello, this car was in a family for quite some time, Located in Clermont FL 34711, they have decided to part with it...The engine runs well and strong, transmission shifts nicely, they said it was originally silver and has one paint job since. Car has the original engine and transmission and may be actual milage but not sure. The top on this car is in great shape, car drives nice down the road starts right up. They have always started it up and drove it short distances to keep things in check. MORE pics will be up today of the engine and trunk. The trunk and engine pics will be up in about 1 hr... trunk has surface rust and some see thru holes and i believe due to the original trunk pad has let moisture sit under it, there are a few rust bubbles on the paint, but the car seems to not have much or any bondo. there is some rust on the front frame of the convertible frame. Im going to try and get more pics of the undercarage. The engine and tranny run great and smooth, but it does need oil change, tune up, new gas and air filters, and a good clean up,there is a cover for the convertible top to cover it when its down we just didnt put it on properly...small splits in driver seat, the rear window is clear, the sun made if a bit blurry..This car has not been put together, has always what seems to be original, car is sold as is meaning seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs after the sale... any questions please ask, If you want to call me im going to put my number on here for you but i can only answer after 12 noon til 11pm, Im kinda busy, so i can only talk about the car and not about older stories about old cars, Im just saying i cant talk all day due to my responsibilities, my number is 352-246-4305 thanks for looking ,
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