1949 Olds Rocket 88 Coupe
#3
Your profile doesn't show your Location . If some one across town can help they may not post considering it a waste of time. I knew where one was but I have looked at what condition it's in you might add the distance your willing to travel and value. I'll check to see if he still has it and have him contact you .
#4
49 Rocket 88 Coupe Needed
Thanks for the info, but you are probably right that it is gone. Not looking for a fastback or a 48 anyways. Sorry. Anyways, if anyone knows of a 49 Coupe any condition, anywhere. It means a great deal to my father. Thanks again
#5
Sorry... I am in IL. Willing to consider any condition. I understand it is going to be hard to find. Any pics or info can be emailed to peacefrog5@hotmail.com.
Thanks again for any help you guys can give!!!
Thanks again for any help you guys can give!!!
#7
Oh! Mine isn't for sale . I was just trying to be freindly and give you a reply as a welcome to our site.
#9
I think I may have seen one on cars.com, there was also another on at www.oldsmobilesforsale.com. Let me know if you have any luck, I will keep my eye open.
#12
Not what I am looking for, but thanks.. If I get desperate enough (Not to say there is anything wrong with your car ) Are you looking to sell it?
It does seem that I keep running across mostly fastbacks...
It does seem that I keep running across mostly fastbacks...
#13
#17
I have a 49 coupe. I'm in he process of repainting. Just starting to re-work body. Has digital gauges in stock dash bezel. All dash is stock appearring. If you would like to see pic's.
contact: jollytolly@webtv.net
car will be red again, has red and white tuck & roll int. 1970 Olds. 350 eng. also either350 turbo or 700R4 trans.
contact: jollytolly@webtv.net
car will be red again, has red and white tuck & roll int. 1970 Olds. 350 eng. also either350 turbo or 700R4 trans.
#18
Mine might be too spendy for you. Here is a link to info and photos. Let me know if you are interested.
www.retrorodz.com/1949oldsmobile.pdf
www.retrorodz.com/1949oldsmobile.pdf
#20
Good luck finding one and I hope you do, the 1949 Olds 88 has nostalgic connotations for me. My favorite track coach had one in his "American Graffiti" youth in the '60s, it had the original 4 speed steel Hyrdamatic and somebody dumped a hopped up 394 with three two-barreled carbs...was one of the fastest cars in town!
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