ccnclassicoldsmobile

Owner history since new, I am the 3rd owner. 100% original body and interior. Factory Pacific Mist car with original black interior. One outside repaint in 2000. Was 330, 2-spd auto. Now 1970 350 rocket, 350 turbo Olds auto. Original engine and tranny are available. No rust ever, as clean underneath as I have ever saw. Car was sold new at *** Oldsmobile in Knoxville, TN and stayed in the south until I recently moved to Illinois. Only reason I'm listing it is I want a four-speed car and I will not cut this one up to change it. Car has working factory tach, etc... Head turner and shows very well. I would not hesitate to drive this on a 500 mile trip. Car has 3:08 open rear, power steering and upgraded front disc brakes. Feel free to call with questions... Clear title in my name. I have put about 5000 miles on it and looking for a 4-speed trade. Thanks...


http://www.collectorcarnation.com/Ol...html?aid=32795

Allan R

Wow! Great looking car from the only photo available. Priced aggressively though IMO

deaddds

Ya think? I would expect that to be 442 territory.

dc2x4drvr

Whoa...25k, wow, slightly above market..

joe_padavano

Yeah, by a factor of two... Highest completed auction within the last two years was $17K for a loaded 64 convertible. Significantly less for a Holiday Coupe.

Heck, even NADA Guides says that's high for an excellent condition car.

66400

Good looking Olds. If you really like your car there's no valid reason not to do a 4spd conversion. After all the engine and transmission have been changed already. From the factory if it was a 4spd car it would have had a hole cut in the floorboard just like you can do. Gather all the factory type parts and you can make a very clean conversion

Henry

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Allan R

I know you're not a big fan of using guides like that for comparison. I tried using that Old Collector Car one you posted recently to see what they say about this, but they have nothing listed that matches a 64 2dr f85.

joe_padavano

Then you're doing something wrong. I entered 1964 F-85 and got 118 auctions. The $17K convertible I mentioned above was one of those. The average high was about $13K, which is why I said that $25K was about twice market.

Allan R

Ok, I got it figured out now. When I filled in their info lines I also specified '2 door coupe' on the VIN and Keywords section. That yielded only 2 results and one was a Jetstar 88. I left it blank this time around and found the 118 auctions you mentioned. Quite a range in pricing and quality. Most of them appear to be verts, but even the 'show quality' cars weren't bringing big $$.

bodyman5001

Nice frigging car, I ain't a buyer at 25 or 10 so I don't care. Would drive it for sure.