approx value 66 442
July 4th, 2018, 08:48 AM
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approx value 66 442
hi, was wondering as to the approx value of a mostly surviver num match solid 66 442.has ps,pb,ac,tach,vac gauge,pw,4-sp with console,posi,am/fm w rear speaker,vac trunk release.pwr ant,rear defog,dealer add on tri power.73k orig miles,i think paint has been touched up or could have been repainted way back,am contemplating selling so was wondering as to value thanks.
July 4th, 2018, 09:41 PM
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I usually go with the Old Car Price Guide's numbers. I would call that a strong condition 3 car. Stick and tripower will help. Documentation showing dealer added tripower and the protectoplate will help.
For numbers, like Joe said, if you look at the front of the right head it should have a number stamped into the pad which will match the protectoplate. If you dont have the plate, then you can be sure it is A correct engine and transmission and if you know the car for a long time, the correct engine, etc.
For numbers, like Joe said, if you look at the front of the right head it should have a number stamped into the pad which will match the protectoplate. If you dont have the plate, then you can be sure it is A correct engine and transmission and if you know the car for a long time, the correct engine, etc.
July 5th, 2018, 12:03 AM
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I usually go with the Old Car Price Guide's numbers. I would call that a strong condition 3 car. Stick and tripower will help. Documentation showing dealer added tripower and the protectoplate will help.
For numbers, like Joe said, if you look at the front of the right head it should have a number stamped into the pad which will match the protectoplate. If you dont have the plate, then you can be sure it is A correct engine and transmission and if you know the car for a long time, the correct engine, etc.
For numbers, like Joe said, if you look at the front of the right head it should have a number stamped into the pad which will match the protectoplate. If you dont have the plate, then you can be sure it is A correct engine and transmission and if you know the car for a long time, the correct engine, etc.
With regard to the numbers, I understood Joe to say that there are no numbers to match, as Olds didn't start stamping engines and transmissions with VIN derivatives until '68 and thus original engine/transmission status cannot be determined. I had always thought this was the case -- am I reading wrong or misunderstanding?
July 5th, 2018, 05:12 AM
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There could be an engine ID # on paperwork if any. My 66 window sticker does not have any any ID info but the invoice does.
July 5th, 2018, 09:31 PM
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This is the closest that I’ve seen recently. It sold to one of the high bidders after the auction, I assume for slightly over $26,000. It is also well equipped, but has fewer miles and appears to be in better cosmetic condition.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1966-oldsmobile-442/
What price did you have in mind? I’m in central CA and have had my eye out for a nice 442 since I drove Mom’s 66 Cutlass through college.
Jason
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1966-oldsmobile-442/
What price did you have in mind? I’m in central CA and have had my eye out for a nice 442 since I drove Mom’s 66 Cutlass through college.
Jason
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