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Originally Posted by Oldsguy
Not too many. Mine, Norm's two, and a spattering of other early to mid fifties but no pre-war cars to my knowledge. You could try this link but I don't think there are any old Oldsmobiles like yours. Lots of Fords though (of course).
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/
Are yours restored, hot-rods or projects? |
My 1948 is restored original (21-A paint - Noraway green top, Alpine Green Metallic Chrome Bottom, Nankeen Cream Wheels - see
http://www.geocities.com/oldsmobile1948/p1.html)
My 1947 is a mild hotrod using an 81 Olds Cutlass front sub frame, 350 Olds/TH350 with Holly Projection FI system. (see
http://www.geocities.com/oldsmobile1...os/forpost.jpg)
My three+ 1915's are projects in process. In my research, there are around 10 known 1915 model 42 Oldsmobiles left. With the three+ that I have, I hope to use the original parts to restore 1, use the one as a pattern to create missing parts to finish / restore the second, make a traditional speedster of the third, and create a hotrod with the leftover spare parts (makes a fourth?).
(See
http://www.geocities.com/jjferrero/photos/allolds.jpg and
www.geocities.com/oldsmobile1915)
I noticed in the Forum line-up lists of Alero, Bravada, Silhouette, etc... If there is a category for Pre-1950, this site may be able to obtain / retain older Oldsmobiles as well. (Just a suggestion)
Thanks again for the HAMB link.