1969 Oldsmobile 442 Original 4 Speed Car Gauge Package 12 Bolt Posi Nice Project on 2040-cars
Monroe Center, Illinois, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: 442
Trim: CHROME
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4 SPEED
Mileage: 78,000
Exterior Color: Red
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Black
1969 OLDSMOBILE 442 ORIGINAL 4 SPEED 12 BOLT POSI 455 K CODE HEADS RALLEYE GAUGE PACKAGE EVERYTHING # MATCHING EXCEPT ENGINE THE CAR IS A PROJECT THE MOTOR HAS 20K ON IT WAS REBUILT ABOUT 7 YEARS AGO THEN WE DECIDED TO CHANGE THE CAM AND THIS IS WHERE WE LEF IT NEEDS THE CAM PUT BACK IN AND WOULD RUN GOOD THE TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GREAT VERY QUIET AND SHIFTS EASY IT IS THE ORIGINAL 4 SPEED TRANSMISION THE SHIFTER IS ORIGINAL ALSO EVERYTHING WORKED ON THIS CAR 7 YEARS AGO GAUGES ELECTRICAL WAS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER IT RAN VERY STRONG IF YOU PUT THE CAM BACK IN AS THE MOTOR WOULD RUN AND EVERYTHING WOULD WORK CALL OR EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS 217 620 8344
On Jun-05-13 at 13:29:16 PDT, seller added the following information:
THE BODY ON THE CAR HAS ORIGINAL PAINT EXCEPT SOMEONE SPRAY BOMBED IT WITH PRIMER THE ORIGINAL COLOR WAS RED WITH BLACK VINYL TOP BLACK INTERIOR IT HAS NEVER HAD ANY BONDO OR ANY WRECKS ALL ORIGINAL METAL THE BOTTOM OF THE FENDERS NEED SOME WORK AND THE REAR QUARTER BOTTOMS INNER REAR WHEEL WELLS ARE IN GREAT SHAP FRAME IN GREAT CONDITION THE DOORS HAVE NO RUST THE FLOORS ARE SOLID SOME SURFACE RUST THERES A HOLE ABOUT THE SIZE OF A QUARTER THE TRUNK IS ORIGINAL METAL LOOKS TO BE SOLID DOORS OPEN AND SHUT SOLID THEY DON'T HANG HOOD AND TRUNK ARE IN GOOD CONDITION THE LINES ARE NICE AND STRAIGHT ALL WINDOWS ROLL UP AND DOWN PROPERLY ROCKER PANELS ARE RUST FREE NO BONDO DOOR JAMS HAVE NO RUST BUMPERS ARE DECENT FRONT BUMPER IS STRAIGHT REAR BUMPER HAS A DENT IN IT THE GRILLE IS NOT BROKEN ALL THE STAINLESS CHROME IS IN GOOD CONDITION THE TOP OF THE CAR AROUND THE WINDOWS IS TOTALLY RUST FREE THIS CAR LOOKS ALOT WORSE THAN IT IS PRETTY SOLID CAR REALLY IT DOES HAVE THE IN DASH TACH F BLOCK 455 WITH K HEADS THE REST OF DRIVE TRAIN IS ORIGINAL TO THE CAR 12 BOLT POSI AND 4 SPEED THE BACK SEAT IS IN THE CAR DOOR CARTS REAR DOOR CARTS HEADLINER ALL IN GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION THE PARTS YOU SEE IN THE PICS ARE THE ENGINE STUFF TO PUT IT BACK TOGEATHER THE ONLY THINGS I DON'T HAVE IS THE FRONT BUCKET SEATS IT DID NOT HAVE A CONSOLE IT WAS A BUCKET SEAT CAR WITH NO CONSOLE YOU CAN DECODE THE CAR FROM THE COWL TAG AND VIN SEE PICS IT HAS POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES AM FM STEREO ORIGINAL I THINK THIS CAR IS WORTH RESTORING OR JUST GET IT RUNNING AND GO FROM THERE IT COULD BE RUNNING AND DRIVING WITH A COUPLE DAYS WORK IT DOES'NT LOOK THE BEST BUT IT DROVE GOOD A FEW YEARS AGO JUST NEEDS THE CAM PUT BACK IN AND THEN YOU COULD HAVE IT PAINTED KINDA RARE 4 SPEED CAR WITH ORIGINAL 4 SPEED STILL IN THE CAR I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION AND SELL THE CAR SINCE IT IS FOR SALE LOCALLY THANKYOU
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