Cheers or Jeers: 35,000 Mile 1970 Oldsmobile 98 Coupe

Link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Beautiful-1970-Olsmobile-98-Coupe-35-000-Miles-/300672456545?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4601799761

There really is not a lot to say about this one. Please let all the pictures load, (there are over 80) to see the unbelievable condition of this classic Oldsmobile. According to the current owner, this was a one family owned car until 2008 and has only 35,000 miles. Based on the condition, we do agree but the car is being sold as exempt because of the age. With the exception of a repaint in the factory Bamboo color, this car is ALL ORIGINAL, it has not been restored! This is one the finest original classic cars we have had! The paint, exterior chrome and trim are beautiful. The vinyl top and interior are near perfect. The undercarriage is extremely solid, clean and dry and still carries the original undercoating. Very nicely equipped with power steering, power brakes, power seat, power windows, air conditioning, AM radio with 8-Track player and tilt /telescopic steering wheel. All power features except the clock are fully operational (including the 8-track player). The car rides and handles terrific and with the 455 engine it really moves. All in all this is one nice Oldsmobile and I would not hesitate to drive it anywhere! We have the original owners manual, proteco plate, an extra set of wheel covers, fender skirts and some chrome trim pieces that will be included in the sale.

Please remember that this car is 42 years old and not perfect. There is some minor pitting on the exterior chrome (as shown) and the paint has some imperfections.

$9,750

if it were any other color combination id say yes. but pea green on pee yellow gutted in puke green is a little too 70's for me.

Big and ugly, in an awful color combo, but still kinda cool.

Cheers, if it goes cheap enough.

Very clean...nice car, though I prefer the '71-72 styling.

Hate the color...like the car...

Not pretty, but in great shape. Nothing here for me, tho it would be fun to stuff the motor in a -say- '63 F-85. No vote.

That's one stately and classic ride that I would love to cruse around in!

Awesome safe ride for a teenager to learn in.