1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30 for sale at Volo Auto Museum
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1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30 for sale at Volo Auto Museum
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Actually enjoyed that, and for many non-Oldsmobile oriented car enthusiast that’s a pretty decent presentation.
“All original” under the car, headers are pretty obvious and he takes a while before he mentions that - as well as the fender mounted kill switch. Post cars can be an acquired taste and despite their rarity often times aren’t that desirable - but this is a very cool car. Original motor (not in the car). Four speed. W-30, docs?
The lack of any dash vents was something I had never seen before.
Quite creative how a guy selling cars calls his dealership a museum. Reminds me of the old “selling it” in the back of consumer reports.
All in all a pretty decent overview though, have seen much much worse online
“All original” under the car, headers are pretty obvious and he takes a while before he mentions that - as well as the fender mounted kill switch. Post cars can be an acquired taste and despite their rarity often times aren’t that desirable - but this is a very cool car. Original motor (not in the car). Four speed. W-30, docs?
The lack of any dash vents was something I had never seen before.
Quite creative how a guy selling cars calls his dealership a museum. Reminds me of the old “selling it” in the back of consumer reports.
All in all a pretty decent overview though, have seen much much worse online
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Agreed. I don't think I can remember seeing that before.
I swear every single volo car comes with question marks. I always swear by before and after pictures. Prove to me that car came that color etc. You will never see me buy a car from them.
I swear every single volo car comes with question marks. I always swear by before and after pictures. Prove to me that car came that color etc. You will never see me buy a car from them.
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no way in hell does this car have 31k actual miles
Volo got busted by a Chevelle expert trying to sell a
454 SS el camino with a restamped drivetrain.
he deleted the video pretty quickly afterward im sure volo paid him off
the dude in their videos was on choppertown saying he had a million dollars to buy cars with
sounds like an original douchebag
Volo got busted by a Chevelle expert trying to sell a
454 SS el camino with a restamped drivetrain.
he deleted the video pretty quickly afterward im sure volo paid him off
the dude in their videos was on choppertown saying he had a million dollars to buy cars with
sounds like an original douchebag
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I had a 1970 malibu a decade ago that was a neat car. 350-4 speed console and "special instrumentation" which was the ss round guages in the dash. The kicker was it was special order color buick burnished saddle. all verified via the buid sheet. So it is possible but with no docs it is a moot point on this one.
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Volo strikes again...
https://www.volocars.com/auto-sales/...obile-442-w-30
https://www.volocars.com/auto-sales/...obile-442-w-30
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Actually enjoyed that, and for many non-Oldsmobile oriented car enthusiast that’s a pretty decent presentation.
“All original” under the car, headers are pretty obvious and he takes a while before he mentions that - as well as the fender mounted kill switch. Post cars can be an acquired taste and despite their rarity often times aren’t that desirable - but this is a very cool car. Original motor (not in the car). Four speed. W-30, docs?
The lack of any dash vents was something I had never seen before.
Quite creative how a guy selling cars calls his dealership a museum. Reminds me of the old “selling it” in the back of consumer reports.
All in all a pretty decent overview though, have seen much much worse online
“All original” under the car, headers are pretty obvious and he takes a while before he mentions that - as well as the fender mounted kill switch. Post cars can be an acquired taste and despite their rarity often times aren’t that desirable - but this is a very cool car. Original motor (not in the car). Four speed. W-30, docs?
The lack of any dash vents was something I had never seen before.
Quite creative how a guy selling cars calls his dealership a museum. Reminds me of the old “selling it” in the back of consumer reports.
All in all a pretty decent overview though, have seen much much worse online
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