1950 Oldsmobile Ninety-eight 98 on 2040-cars
Lakebay, Washington, United States
1950 Olds 98 Futuramic Convertible
You are viewing a freshly restored full sized Olds that was finished in spring of 2014. The car has been driven
2,735 miles since finished. Runs and drives excellent and is fully sorted out. 98 convertibles were built.
There are only four 50 Olds 98 convertibles that are registered known to exist in running condition according to
the NAOC (National Antique Oldsmobile Club) Very rare car particularly with the only known to exist NOS 98 GM
provided dealer display hood to show case the new Olds V8 in 49 and 50. This car was fully restored to stock
condition in great detail. The builder is a nationally known Olds convertible restorer who has done many 88 and 98
convertibles that have been recognized nationally. Third owner with the car acquired just over three years ago with
only 44K original miles. The original owner from Ohio only drove the car in the summer and always garaged. The
second owner purchased the car when the first owner died and owned for over 30 plus years and only drove the car
for 150 miles. The car was in excellent condition when the build started and complete. No rust on the car
anywhere other than a few very very small spots that were repaired.
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