redoldsman

This is a great story. It is almost hard to believe.

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/202...ign=2020-12-23

oldcutlass

Someone else beat you to it.
Nice Read on a lifelong Cutlass Owner ! - ClassicOldsmobile.com

redoldsman

I guess I missed that earlier today. Thanks Eric.

Greg Rogers

Thanks for posting. Really neat!!

slantflat

Incredible that all through life, it didn't get traded on a station wagon or something. The article doesn't say anything about children. Maybe she'll be buried in it. Wouldn't be the first time.

solly

Great story !! for me during the read I keyed in on the fact that she said she grew up on a farm I believe that has a lot to do with her maintaining and keeping the Olds, my moms side of the family had several farmers (mid west Indiana ) and they throw nothing out and fix every thing !! when last I visited the farm in the 80's my uncle Roderick was still using 1930's John Deer model B tractors and a 1937 Ford Stake truck !!
I think when I saw him using a torch to cherry a head gasket for one of those model B,s (on a whole summer visit in the early 70"s ) is when I decided to become a mechanic. I'm sure If old Rod were still alive he'd still be using those tractors. good for that old gal keeping that Olds on the road.