1978 Delta 88 with a console
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1978 Delta 88 with a console
This is a pretty cool car, I think. How often do you see one with a console? Nice shape, too.
https://southbend.craigslist.org/cto...712197393.html
https://southbend.craigslist.org/cto...712197393.html
#4
Very sharp looking vehicle... Years ago I owned a 1980 Holiday 88, bucket seats and console, with 350 diesel... Eventually sold it to my brother who converted it to gas and then resold it...
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This is my 78 Holiday 88. 41,000 miles. 403, 3.23 rear, buckets and console. Original paint. Would sell to someone that would appreciate it. Greg.
1978 Holiday 88
1978 Holiday 88
Last edited by oldsmbl; November 9th, 2018 at 02:44 PM. Reason: Picture
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#8
Quite of few of these holiday coupes have been popping up around Michigan lately. Including one my home town. Was thinking about it, but heavy rust in the A pillar jamb killed my thoughts.
Pat
Pat
#10
I never knew you could get a Delta 88 with a console...or a sport steering wheel like that. My grandfather bought his new in '78 and my brother inherited it. Wish we still had that car.
#12
Does yours have the same sport style steering wheel too? Wondering if all Holidays came with console and sport wheel?
#15
The Y78 Holiday 88 package included the following equipment:
A51 - bucket seats
B94 - special Holiday 88 emblems
D35 - sports-styled rear view mirrors
D55 - floor console
NK3 - sport steering wheel
A51 - bucket seats
B94 - special Holiday 88 emblems
D35 - sports-styled rear view mirrors
D55 - floor console
NK3 - sport steering wheel
#16
Even though I've always owned Cutlasses, I've always loved the big cars- 88's, 98's, wagons. I had the chance to buy an all original 1976 Custom Cruiser 9-passenger wagon 3 years ago and am kicking myself for not doing so! I've sold all my Cutlasses except my black 1979 Hurst/Olds which may go soon to make way for a full-sized Oldsmobile. Oldsmbl, was the car set up for towing? The optional 3.08's and 3.23's were usually reserved for trailer towing. Does it have a posi rear? Since it has the 3.23's, you had to take the Y72 HD cooling option.
With the 403 V8 and 3.23 rear end, this thing was rated to tow up to 6000 lbs. Does it have a hitch on it? I'm curious (and interested).
With the 403 V8 and 3.23 rear end, this thing was rated to tow up to 6000 lbs. Does it have a hitch on it? I'm curious (and interested).
#17
you can do a lot with these big cars now...96 impala SS suspension bolts right on...so huge sway bars and good brakes , springs and shocks and rear ends are easy to get...just about anything 73 up G-body works...its a good time to be a big car guy...
#18
This was mine. Owned for 7years and drag raced it/sprayed it to 12.7 best ET
1979 Olds Holiday 88 in 2007
Last edited by scottv442; November 18th, 2018 at 06:42 AM.
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the 100shot spray and ran it at our local track (3600' ASL) to best of 12.7/108mph. it was fun street car.
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Nice - I had one of these cars, a Blue 79, from 1988 to 2002. I very seldom see one, but it makes me happy when I do. standard 2in gauges fit perfectly in the pods on each side of the column, unless you are lucky enough to get some factory ones.
#25
I had a maroon and brown one. Loved the car hate I got rid of it! I said next opportunity I get to buy another one I would! What are you asking for?
#26
Sold about 6 years ago, BUT the new owner is now selling it after doing improvements to it. It is listed only about 2 ads below this one....
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