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Oldsmobile

Sixty8panther
in The Lounge

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I'd love to park this thing inside a big manson in

the library... a room full of old leather-bound

books sitting on mohogany bookshelves.

What a cool looking survivor.

http://news.windingroad.com/auto-news/gm/l...or-165-million/

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    I saw this a few months ago, I hope they get it running but don't fully restore it. This car is an amazing example of the rich Oldsmobile history that GM seems to have forgotten.

    I don't think we'll ever see a $1.6 million Saturn.

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    That is so friggin awesome.

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    Maybe a Sky made entirely of 24 karat gold, with a windshield made of a single

    piece of polished diamond, saphire-encrusted engine bock & uranium tires? :P

    Edited by Sixty8panther

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    More and more I'm seeing vehicles at auto shows that are in patina condiiton.

    Something wonderful about that.

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    Yes indeed Harley...

    But for every one of those there's a hot-pink '40 Ford,

    slime-green '55 Chevy & purple metallic '37 Pontiac

    that would look AWESOME right now in their original

    black/tan/earthtone paint if only their owners has not

    jumped on the neon-day-glow revolution in the late

    1980s & early 1990s. Depressing.

    Too bad you can never "unrestore" paint. :(

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