Red350DropTop

Looking for a nice driver 98 coupe, solid no rust and preferably no Comfortron. Any leads appreciated!

Ctls442

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MagicMan

Here's three nice Olds 98 coupes currently for sale on the web.





1972 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
$16,900Engine8 Cylinder TurboMiles76,209Reinvent this 70s classic into a one-of-a-kind S.L.A.B. pleasure cruiser!Proudly presenting a beautiful, classic 1972 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Coupe. A luxury car in its day, this TWO DOOR har...Read More

Boerne, Texas78006
Private Seller
(1,009 miles away)

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1972 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
$16,900Miles65,806Stunning Original Condition 1972 Oldsmobile 98 Regence coupe :: One Owner, 65,806 Actual Miles per Previous Owner, Powered by 455ci V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Air Conditioning, Power W...Read More
Primo Classics International LLC
(844) 565-3441
Lakeland, FL 33801 (1,068 miles away)

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1971 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
$16,995Engine455 CID V8Miles56,909Please visit www.Survivor-Cars.com for additional photos, information and a video. This 1971 Oldsmobile 98 survivor is as hot as it gets right now, so we are very happy to have this cool ride ...Read More
Survivor Classics Car Services
(866) 315-4992
Palmetto, FL 34221 (1,084 miles away)

no1oldsfan

Boom. There you go.

Red350DropTop

Thanks everyone. I talked with some owners of cool cars... haven't found the perfect one yet.

rocketraider

A 1970 is a high-compression engine and may not like currently available gasoline. 71-73 are lower compression and set up for pump gas.

71-3 are basically the same car except for grille, taillights and some interior trim details. They are nice rugged cars that will carry you in style and comfort. They do tend toward thirsty.

Consider a 74-76. Little boxier styling but very like 71-3 except for a misguided change to a c-clip type rear axle in 1976. These also would have Tempmatic A/C which is much easier to live with than Comfortron while maintaining automatic temperature control.

Olds64

My father; Oldsguy, owned a 76 98 when I was younger. It was the most comfortable car I've ever driven. Then again, maybe that's because I was 20 at the time.

FWIW, 71-76 98s were the biggest cars Oldsmobile ever made. I think the 73 Pontiac Grand Safari wagon has an inch or two on the Olds Custom Cruiser. Back when GM made something worth driving that wasn't an econobox...

Good luck in your search.