1949 Oldsmobile 88 Sedanette, Fleetline, Hotrod, Gasser, Ratrod, Old School, V8 on 2040-cars
Sharpsville, Indiana, United States
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1949 oldsmobile 88 sedanette. early 60s 394 engine with hydromatic 3 speed automatic. runs great with no issuses. shifts fine. car is road worthy (have driven it around locally). body, frame and body mounts are solid. front floor has been patched. all lights work and most gauges work as well.good glass except for drivers side windshield is cloudy around edges.heater and wipers are not hooked up.car has new wide white radials.orig gas tank gone, now has fuel cell in trunk. interior is older recovered seats and door panels. no carpet and headliner is old and saggy. steering box lecks over time. exhaust has leak at exit part of manifold. good ole car that can be driven as you do some repairs or great for full restoration,let that be your call!
things i know of that needs fixed: leak at steering box (seals) leak at exhaust manifold (gasket) heater core wipers hooked up fuel gauge (sending unit, ground?) front end alignment, camber (steers fine, but tires leaning outward on bottom) few other little minor things depending on what level you want to bring car up to. i have several transactions with 100% feed back and intend to keep it that way! if your winning bidder and not satisfied with car, i will refund all deposit. sorry i dont do paypal. any and all checks must clear before car leaves my driveway. cash is king. will help with overseas buyers to the best of my abillity. 500.oo deposit due within 5 days of end of auction. please dont ask about resereve, this is a auction and this car will hit reserve before end of auction. not trying to break the bank on this car, got on trade and already have several others. any ? ask or call dan @ 765 432 3633 thanks |
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