I hear that about carbs! I am lucky that the garage I
go to now will still work on the Olds; but for how
long, who knows. Karen
--- Dave Wyatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most of our Oldmobiles are old enough to be exempt
> from most emmission laws,
> making modifications OK. Some have to pa
Well, I have to totally agree with #5. When hubby
bought the '78 98, people he worked with laughed at it
and asked "where's the rest of it?" You know, because
before 77, they were really huge! Now mine looks
huge. This one idiot who was his former boss followed
us in a parking lot, and when we
Now that's cool. I wouldn't mind having that, if I had the money. I've
actually got a use for her that would be real grins.
Milton Schick
1964 442 Cutlass
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
4619456880
Try this item number
BEST REGARDS
NEIL R STOKER
1969 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE
David,
For me, it's the '64 Olds F-85 A-body, and to a slightly lesser extent, the
'65 Olds F-85 A-body.
In mid-September, 1963, a few days after my 17th birthday (born 4 Sept.
'46), my Dad took me to the national new car announcement show for
Oldsmobile, held that year in Kansas City, Misso
--- Mark Mullins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Karen,
> While they're not cheap, Just Dashes may be what
> you're looking for.
> http://www.justdashes.com/Index.htm
>
> M
> Mark Mullins
I e-mailed them, too, but haven't heard back yet.
On their site they do not list my car as
4619456880
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BEST REGARDS
NEIL R STOKER
1969 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE
How about being illiterate? The front windshield of the car clearly states:
""64", 4 Speed, TRI POWER."
His text in his ad states:
"1964 GTO 4-Speed Tip Pod."
"This car has real power with a 389 engine with a tripod."
OHHH...a rare Tip Pod! It even has a rarer tripod! Oh, I can't wait!
I'v
I like Oldsmobile's for the same reason I like
Harley's. They have character. And they make you look
Kewl.
--- David Manly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What makes a Oldsmobile a Oldsmobile? (or a
> Oldsmobile owner a Oldsmobile owner and not a "GM"
> owner?)
>
>
>
> This is something that
Every so often I'll ask for leads so here it goes
again
I'm looking for a solid 64-72 Cutlass or Vista to
tinker with and make into a nice driver. It must run
and drive and not have fender flapping in the breeze
(you know who you are:)
I'm in Oklahoma City but willing to travel for a good
car
Just out of morbid curiosity..
Because I love pain...
Because rare Olds options intrigue me...
...what might an aluminum differential housing be worth today? Anyone seen
one for sale?
===
they cost a lot, hae not seen one real recently, but a while back, $3-4-5k
or so.
A can
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 22:04:54 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rare Oldsmobile GTO
Guess he posted it in the wrong areaduh
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Oldsmobile-GTO-64-GTO-Tripod-4-speed_W0QQcmdZVi
ewItemQQcategoryZ6391QQitemZ4619400294QQrdZ1
=
WOW
that IS
Hello all-
This is a question like...When does vanilla ice cream cease to be vanilla
when you start mixing in chocolate syrup? It was a slow persistent
erosion.
#5 The seventies, last of the truly full size Olds, last of the land =
yachts! If it isn't big, it isn't an Olds!
Most notable is
Wow, interesting stuff!
It should be noted that many, many Chevy owners consider themselves "GM"
owners and will look at Buick/Olds/Pont/Cad as much more similar to theirs
than the reverse (i.e., it's fine to put a Chevy engine in that Olds, but
God forbid you let the Olds enthusiast see it!)
P
What makes a Oldsmobile a Oldsmobile? (or a Oldsmobile owner a Oldsmobile
owner and not a "GM" owner?)
This is something that I have been pondering for some time now as I have
read various posts not only here, but also in other web areas and sites. I am
not trying to start any kind of a wa
7 Mar 2006 "Christopher Witt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are you SURE it's a bad dash gage, 'cause, it's well protected, and
> in my
> experience, gas gage problems are more likely failed ground wire at
> the tank
> sender, broken wire from gage to sender, lack of power to the gage
> [ck
In a message dated 3/7/2006 12:54:10 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I perfer
to drink my water without any alcohol.
Didn't you mean that the other way around?
I'll bet they're making the badge out of cheap vacuum-plated plastic that is
going to peel and look like crap in about 5 years. Now there's a testament
to GM quality...
But seriously, Chrysler has been doing unified-branding for years, although
the success of it is questionable.
I don't really
> Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 18:31:06 -0400 (AST)
> From: Greg Beaulieu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: UNBOUNCE: ID '71 W-30?
>
> Not on the list, respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you
> can assist.
>
> Greg Beaulieu[EMAIL PROTECTED]Dartmouth, Nova
> Scotia, Canada
> Olds List Admin
There's no such thing as divisions at GM - that died
out in the late 70s. Oldsmobile Engineering was shut
down in 1977.
As such, there are no longer Buick vs. Cadillac
employees, just GM employees and contractors.
Notice that they started putting GM insignias on the
sides of all of their cars, s
Most are selling for 6k and up now
FYI, a guy in Tyler, TX recently bought all of these parts on ebay for the sum
of $13,000. Hope that's not the car you're looking at.
--
Kurt Heinrich
OCA# 30442
71 Cutlass Supreme SX Convertible
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christoph
Karen,
I'm going to start looking for a front plate for mine as well.
I'll forward you any links I find that has what you're looking for.
I want a plate on the front that simply says "1972."On 3/3/06, spddemun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now I need a plate for the front since getting Antiqueplate
Scott,
Last one I saw was the full axle going for $3500. Probably more now since
prices have really gotten out of hand.
Joe
what might an aluminum differential housing be worth today? Anyone seen one
for sale?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 1961 olds starfire fuel gauge
Hi, could someone tell me how to change the fuel gauge in the dash of a 61
starfire. Thanks Jim.
===
Should be pretty easy
unscrew the dash assembly, pull it out a bit, remove speedo cable and other
things preventin
- -- Forwarded message --
From: "Dan Kaufman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: 1971 olds 442 w30
Hi, My name is dan, and I am going to buy an olds 442 w30 convertible,
and before I do I was wondering is there any way That I can get proof
that this is a real w30 car. If so I would gr
html(at work)
Yep...in 1970 there was the W27 third member option...in 1971 it was only the cover.
Harry
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