1972 Olds 442 on 2040-cars
Fredonia, New York, United States
I'm selling a beautiful bright red olds 442 tribute. This car is up from Tennessee and very solid both under and exterior body. I believe it has all its original sheet metal. Has been painted about 2 years ago and looks very nice. paint was pro done at over $5,000 and its original color red with painted on white stripes. 455 engine, automatic, buckets, Sony CD player with rear speakers that plays nice, power steering, power brakes, new bumpers - triple chrome plated, new exterior door handles. The back bumper has the exhaust cutouts and new chrome trumpet tips. Interior is mostly new. New carpet, new headliner, new sill plates, new seat covers in the original better interior style, new seat form, new seat back and buttons, new arm rests, all pro done. The original door panels are very nice shape. The dash has a crack in it but does not look that bad. Born with air it would need some attention if you want it to be working. I have not looked into the air or tried to get it working. The engine. has been rebuilt and is a Buick 455 and runs strong. Carb rebuilt. Not sure about the miles but I think they are correct. After 40 plus years who knows. The last owner said they were correct. The tires are very nice and so are the wheels. nice sold trunk. Feel free to come take it for a drive or send some to look it over. Car being sold as is were is. Give me a call with questions Gary at Fredonia Resale Center PH: 716 679 7755 please call between 10am and 11pm N.Y. time. EST.
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Head below to watch the episode, which includes a few words from GT6 creator Kazunori Yamauchi.
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