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Oldsguy · 05-25-2006, 12:46 PM

Well, Olsman actually I owned a '77 Delta 88 for about six years. It was one of the most easy riding cars I have ever owned up to my wife's 2001 LeSabre. A very beautiful car in my opinion. First, make some general measurements such as height of front fender at back end, length of the top of the fender, width from side to side in the front and back, etc. This might be your first step and you might find out the dimensions are just too different. If they are very close then you can start looking at frame mounting points, upper radiator support installation, etc. I think that both cars were GM "B" bodies, I know the Delta 88 was at least. Let us know what you do ok?

05-25-2006, 12:46 PM	#2 (permalink)
Oldsguy Administrator Join Date: May 2004 Location: Lees Summit MO Posts: 2,832	Well, Olsman actually I owned a '77 Delta 88 for about six years. It was one of the most easy riding cars I have ever owned up to my wife's 2001 LeSabre. A very beautiful car in my opinion. First, make some general measurements such as height of front fender at back end, length of the top of the fender, width from side to side in the front and back, etc. This might be your first step and you might find out the dimensions are just too different. If they are very close then you can start looking at frame mounting points, upper radiator support installation, etc. I think that both cars were GM "B" bodies, I know the Delta 88 was at least. Let us know what you do ok? __________________ Dan '46 2 door