Frame Off Restoration 1968 Olds True 442 Cutlass No Reserve Highest Bidder Wins on 2040-cars
Red Oak, Texas, United States
Body Type:2 door
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:455 Olds rebuilt
Fuel Type:Gas
For Sale By:Owner
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: 442
Trim: crome
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: Auto
Mileage: 33,242
Exterior Color: Factory Sea Frost Green
Disability Equipped: None
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: none, sold as is
Restored Frame Off True 442 Olds, TEXAS Car. No Rust. The speedometer shows 33,242 miles. I don't know if this is the true mileage. NO RESERVE highest bidder wins the bid
Engine
Rebuilt 455 Engine, new pistons, rings, oil pump, new cam shaft, new lower bearings, crankshaft turned, new fuel pump, new water pump, new air filter, 2 new motor mounts, new gas tank & rubber gas hoses, 2 gallons new antifreeze, new battery has rebuilt alternation. Rebuild 4 barrel factory carb.
Rear End 10 bolt anti slip. Has rear sway bar
Trans is a 400 with original matching numbers, Has been rebuilt with new trans fluid, new Tran rubber mount.
Car has factory stickers under the hood and under the body and under trunk door
New front windshield
New rad cap
New rad hoses & heater hoses & by pass hose
4 front and rear shocks
All new rubber kit for door windows and rear windows vent windows on front doors
New rubber body mount bushings installed when body was reinstalled on the frame
The body was restored off the frame on a rotisserie
Air Cond System has 134 refrigerant and is working
I have pictures of the engine compartment and under side of the car that will be added soon.
New heater core
New rubber on wiper blades
New Black Vinyl Top
Brakes
New front power disk brakes calipers and new pads,( 4 pistons on each disk brake calipers)
New front rubber hose and new rubber hose on real axel T fitting
2 new rear wheel cylinders
Brake lines flushed and has new brake fluid
New 442 emblems on 2 front fenders & rear trunk
Tires P225x70 Radial 14 inch Wheels SS II
Comes with 5 7x14inch factory rally wheels that are painted the same color as car.
Has 5 factory chrome snap on center caps
has 5 factory Snap-On chrome rims
Has 5 new 14inch raised white letter tires
Has 20 new chrome lug nuts
Front end has been aligned. all front end parts are in good condition and tight
Power Steering in good condition
Trunk
Has new factory rubber floor mats 2-piece set. Second piece is not showed in the picture. Has restored jack and lug nut tool and the rubber sip on the jack for storing it.
Has new trunk lock & keys
Has new inter and outer front wheel bearings & both rear wheel bearings & seals
Runs and drivers very nicely
Interior
Factory wood steering wheel
All new Year One complete interior kit, headliner, new door panels front & rear, new package tray, new rear seat trunk liner, new front bucket seat covers & rear seat covers, new carpet
Dash has new white pin strips on the dash
Dash pad is in new condition
New arm rest pads on front doors
Has working factory AM radio
New radio Antenna
New turn signal Control switch on the steering column
New ignition switch & outer door handles with new key locks
Factory owner manual. Protection plan plate book (This one did not come with the car new)
New never used 1968 Texas License plates. New Aug. 2013Texas State Inspection Sticker
New exhaust pipes and mufflers and tail pipe with new 442 chrome tail pipe tips
All new rubber around doors, vent windows, rear windows, door panels and trunk lid
Remote adjustable right side rear view mirror
Much more to many parts to list because it is a frame off restored car. I had this car restored by a shop that restorers 442 cars. Over $30,000 spent on this car. This car is restored to drive. It looks very nice. I'm sure this car could win a local show. The paint is between a 9 and a 9 and a half out of 10. It has New Paint which is the factory color it came new in. It looks like a show car when you look at it. This car is priced to sell. It has just been finished restoring this week. I must sell it because of my age( 67) and bad health (not able to work and I have two girls going to college). You can call me 24 hours a day at home 972 617 0354 or my cell 469 441 1891. I will not sell this car to some one local without them bidding on it or doing a buy it now on ebay. High bidder wins the bid unless some one does a buy it now on ebay. It is sold as is with no warranty. Buyer pay shipping. Winner to pay a $1,000 deposit with in 24 hours and the rest in cash or wire it through my bank. I have a clean Texas title in my name for many years. Car can be inspected any time before the auction ends. NO RESERVE You can call any time chris 972 617 0354. Red Oak is on I35 just 15 miles south of down town Dallas I'm sorry one of my girls didn't list the pictures of under the hood, engine and under the car. It all looks new. I will have her add more pictures by noon today.
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