1972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible
#1
1972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible
1972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible
Very Nice driver car.
Has won trophies at local shows.
Original Female owner had this car until just a few years ago.
442-Verified by previous owners and original paperwork.
Lots of options.
Power Bench
PW, PS, AC, Cruise, AM/FM tape, map light.
Color was changed by original owner when repainted.
Aftermarket W-25 hood added as well as aftermarket wheels and cut-out bumper.
$25,000.00
Located in St. Charles Illinois 630.377.1222
Very Nice driver car.
Has won trophies at local shows.
Original Female owner had this car until just a few years ago.
442-Verified by previous owners and original paperwork.
Lots of options.
Power Bench
PW, PS, AC, Cruise, AM/FM tape, map light.
Color was changed by original owner when repainted.
Aftermarket W-25 hood added as well as aftermarket wheels and cut-out bumper.
$25,000.00
Located in St. Charles Illinois 630.377.1222
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Very tastefully done - it looks fantastic. BTW according to that axle code it's a 2.73:1 open differential. This car was built within 15 days of mine at the same plant.
Does it also have the window sticker, protecto plate and owners manuals?
Does it also have the window sticker, protecto plate and owners manuals?
#10
Thanks.
That means they are related : ) You are correct about the SA Code being 2.73 gear ratio. It is also designated on the line sheet in Box 46, code 5 as G93.
For 1972 the "O" is Oldsmobile and the next three digits are a numerical date code.
Yes we have the original owners manual and the original P-O-P.
No window sticker.
That means they are related : ) You are correct about the SA Code being 2.73 gear ratio. It is also designated on the line sheet in Box 46, code 5 as G93.
For 1972 the "O" is Oldsmobile and the next three digits are a numerical date code.
Yes we have the original owners manual and the original P-O-P.
No window sticker.
Last edited by Stefano; November 6th, 2013 at 03:33 PM.
#11
Wow! You are selling the car I am building. I wish this had come up before I got so deep into my project. You could have saved me a lot of time. One question though. Is this an original paint color? I am using a red that appears very close to the red on your car. The only original red I found was Matador Red and that appeared a little darker than this? I am using a (gulp) Mopar E5 Rally Red that I have used before. Good luck on your sale and I hope mine comes out looking half as good. By the way prospective buyers thinking they can build one cheaper than this No Way!
#12
It looks like it could be Matador Red to me. All the white really brightens the car up a bunch. Here is a '71 that I had a while back and it looks very similar.
I'm going to contact the original owner and see what she has to say.
I'm going to contact the original owner and see what she has to say.
Last edited by Stefano; November 7th, 2013 at 07:35 AM.
#13
On eBay right now.
Top works good.
Dialing in all the power windows too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oldsmobile-4...US_Cars_Trucks
Top works good.
Dialing in all the power windows too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oldsmobile-4...US_Cars_Trucks
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The winning bidder flew in the next day, which is very rare that someone on / from eBay does what they say they are going to do : )
Spent some time on a test drive with him and his wife. He inspected the car on a lift in our work bay and we finalized the deal.
We now have another W-Machine Enthusiast amung us.
Spent some time on a test drive with him and his wife. He inspected the car on a lift in our work bay and we finalized the deal.
We now have another W-Machine Enthusiast amung us.
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