Original matching numbers, engine, and turbo 400. Dual gate, tape deck, rallay pack, sport wheel. Galleon gold with gold interior. Original Georgia car that I bought from the second owner in 1986. Average repaint in the early 1980s that is getting weak. Original interior still nice, not so the carpet. Mild break out at the rear of the fenders and also around the quarter panel wheel wells-and I emphasize MILD. Car runs and drives well but is sitting on 30 year old Eagle STs. I have all the documentation; original bill of sale, build ticket, protect-o-plate. This is a real car. No games here. $32,500
Thanx,
Walt (h)513-877-3561 (c)513-617-6453 Cincinnati, OH area


My laptop is old. Prefer phone calls.

 

Wondering what the month is on the cowl tag. Also are you going to be posting the picture of the broadcast card and protect-o-plate? Nice car.

 

build:10D Selling dealer: Rustin Oldsmobile, Columbus, Georgia
Retail date: 12-22-69
Buyer: Walter Moderack, Columbus,Ga (coincidental same first names)
Vehicle traded:66 Plymouth convertible
Last 6 no,s of VIN:168747
I absolutely do have the documents, hesitant to expose them to the net

 

nice car

 

Thank you, it has been a true pleasure to own this car. One of the best running and driving that I have owned, and there have been more than just a few. I have done almost nothing to it in all these 30 years.

 

Great looking car. Good luck with the sale. I would love to get into that W machine "club"

 

Wow, nice car at a fair price. I'll bet this one ends up at a dealer getting flipped with an extra $20k on the asking price.

 

Thanks for posting that. Were you the one that discovered the broadcast card? If so, where did you find it? I found the one for my father in law's car under the rear seat. Can you post a pic of the cowl tag?

 

I found the card under the drivers seat. Pic of the tag later, wife has the smart phone and i am too stubborn to have one(cuz it will be too smart for me to put up with)

 

Beautiful car! I am currently lobbying the wife that we need a real W-30 to go with the "looks like a W-30" that we currently have. I am not there yet!

 

 

Car is sold> thanx all

 

Definitely was a nice car. Congrats to you and the new owner.

 

Walt,
I was talking to a carpenter on a job site about 2 months ago and we started talking about my Olds. He immediately brought up your name and told me about your collection. Needless to say I am very disappointed that I missed out on this one. Wish I would have seen your post prior to today.
Congratulations on the sale.

Rick

 

Daryl Rose? Working (still) on aCamaro?

 

Walter,

Yes, indeed it was Darryl. Quiet guy until you start talking cars. I've known him for years and didn't realize he was a gear head. I happened to mention my 70 442 and that's all it took. We spent the next hour BS'in about cars. I had to shut up because I was guilty of doing what I tell my guys they can't do on job sites.....talk too dam much.
If it's not too much trouble could you call me when you get time? I'd like to speak to you for a few minutes. I promise it won't take as long as Darryl's and my conversation.

Rick
513-383-9732

 

Congrats on the sale. That was fast!