1964starfire

1964 Oldsmobile starfire for sale
Runs and Drives
New Battery
New Pertronix Ignition
Rebuilt fuel pump and Carb
New Brake lines, hoses, master and wheel cylinders
Needs Front transmission seal
Needs Gas Tank
$1,250

chequenman

I wish I had the space and a little extra money. I just heard that the Earth Quake that happened in Japan is starting to effect my job next week....

1964starfire

Still for sale
New price
$800

MDchanic

Awwww, man, you're killin' me!

Still, that's less painful than what the wife would do to me if I brought that home .

Why not drive it up to Englishtown tomorrow? Bet you could move it there.

- Eric

Turk308

ARe parts for these easy to find?
Remember, I'm a newbie.

GTI_Guru

Parts for those are pretty easy to find if you have the right vehicle to go get them. Might I suggest one of these?

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1027/...508f24829d.jpg

All kidding aside, I don't know for sure about the 64 starfires, but the 66 parts that are starfire specific are damn near impossible to find in good shape. I imagine that's the same for the 64's.
The parts that are common to the other models with that body won't be too difficult. i.e. engine, trans, brakes, steering, suspension, body, glass, but the trim level pieces that are starfire only will be very difficult.

Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I've been hunting for the right '66 starfire for 15+ years and there's VERY few out there.

-Jeff

jaunty75

You are correct. I had a '64 Jetstar 88 back in the '90s. Basic body and trim pieces (fenders, bumpers) interchange with the other 88s and the Starfire, but Starfire-specific trim will be very difficult to find. Engine components shouldn't be too bad as the 394 engine was used in all the full-size '64s except the Jetstar 88, which used the Cutlass's 330. The Jetstar I, though, used the 394. But those are likely even rarer than the Starfire.