SOLD!!!!!

PRICE DROP: $18,900 OBO

Located in Grand Blanc, Michigan.

See gallery of pics in my albums link: https://classicoldsmobile.com/g/user/68983

Highly-optioned car with 89,3xx miles. Power windows, power ventpanes, ac, cruise, remote driver’s side mirror, more. See attached pic of window sticker. Runs and drives very nicely, radiator was recored in 2017 along with new battery, new Hankook tires put on summer of 2019, and new back window as of 10/9/19. 394ci 345hp engine and 3 speed Hydramatic automatic transmission. Power steering pump rebuilt & restored July 2022.

Currently, the power top, ac, and cruise are non-functioning and in need of repair.

More pics available, just send an inquiry or check the album of pics in my profile. Seats and carpet are in very nice original condition, but the carpet on the bottom of both doors could use a refresh. The bottom of the door card on passenger door is a bit rough on the bottom edge.

As far as rust, there are a few spots of surface rust, mainly two spots on trunk lid and a few on drivers door. When I first purchased the car in 1998, I treated the spots with X-tend and primered. I have only lightly wet-sanded those spots, and you can see how they need to be sanded again.

 

Wow awesome car,and loaded ,very nice

 

man that has a beautiful back bumper.

 

That was one expensive car in 1964...almost $6,000!

 

the starfire was the top of the line olds even above the 98's

 

i see it looks like the cruise control rod is missing and it looks like rust is starting to pop on the front fenders right by the hood hinges,these don't have full inner fenderwells and the fenderwells bolt to the wheel side of the fenders on the lip"note the big phillips screws" along hood lip.these are good for rusting between there and it spreads to the tops of the fenders.i had to cut mine out about 1 1/2 inches wide and foot long and weld in new pieces.

 

CC control rod is in the trunk. I removed it because it was disconnected at one end, and rather than have it dangling under the hood, I felt it was more prudent to put it in a box of small parts in the trunk.

As to the rust, those are very small spots that you are referring to, and fairly unchanged in the 20+ years I have owned the car.

 

yeah for a northern rust belt 64 those are very small rust spots.man i miss my 64 conv,the doors you could literally blow on and they would shut and latch.

 

TTT / bump

I added several more pictures to my profile, separated into albums: Exterior, Interior, Under Hood, Trunk, Underside.

Did some recent interior and under hood detailing.

 

I love this car. Too bad I am short of cash. The 62-64s were My favorite Starfires. I have a 61 98 Coupe with the L75 engine. It is in need of restoration, but runs well. . I also have a 66 Cutlass Convertible that is very good restorabile and a good runner. A Colorado car. If you might be interested in a Trade, I am at jameswingers@gmail.com. Thanks.

 

Thanks James, but not interested in a trade. Getting out of the hobby, as I just don't have the time for it, and retirement is too far off.

 

Thanks, I am retired and have too many projects. If I win the lottery, I will contact you. Great car.

 

Car still available?

 

That is true. It was it's own specific model. And it cost less than the 98. They wanted the younger folks to buy them. The 54,55, and 56 were 98 Starfire Convertibles My first one was a 54 98 Starfire Convertible.

 

I'm surprised it's still for sale..

 

Yes, still available.

 

would like to see more pics, driveline and undercarriage particularly, thanks.

 

Did you look through the gallery of pics linked in the top post?

 

i would be interested to see the build date off the cowl tag.reason i ask is i see this does not have the 3 bar chrome trim over the high beam lights.mine had em.i think it was just on the early ones.i have only seen one other 64 with em.

 

I added a new Sep '22 underside album in the pictures on my profile.

Added the cowl tag pic in the "underhood" album on my profile.

 

thanks weezer 05c is may 3rd week so a later build.

 

Weird seeing this car drive away. No one but myself and my Dad has driven this car in the past 19 years, until today.

 

That would make me sad for a car that’s been in the family so long to leave

 

It went to a good home. Keep your faith in that. It can be a huge step to keep stepping. Pass it on...👍