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I just bought my first old car. My son is going to help me restore/work on it. It is a 66 2 door hardtop. It has 97K miles on it and runs fairly well. It has been in a garage for 15 years. I am buying from the original owners son. I have not seen others pictured with wheel skirts. Is that unique? I paid $1000 for it. Oh paint is orig and ding free without oxidation. How am I doing?
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: NJ
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What model is the 88 and is it a 2bbl or 4bbl car?....Standard issue was the 425 2bbl unless its a Jetstar88 and then it would have a 330 ci engine. I think the skirts were aftermarket items and in my opinion not very flattering on these cars but everone is entitled to their own. A grand buys next to nothing these days so if the car is solid I would say you did ok!
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I was wrong
It is a 65 Olds Ninety Eight. The interior is pristine! I confirmed the sale today and will pick it up this weekend. I am very excited.
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