I'm working on various features on this sale and thought I'd pass the Oldsmobile results along here.

So, in the order in which they were sold, the Oldsmobiles--and their bid prices--are...


1975 Olds Hurst Cutlass W-30 455 Automatic: $13k

1958 Olds Super Holiday 88 Coupe 371/321 HP: $47k NO SALE

1969 Olds Cutlass Convertible 350 CI: $20k

1968 Olds Cutlass Two Door: $13,750

1970 Olds Rallye 350 350/310 HP, Automatic: $15k NO SALE

1987 Olds 442 307 CI, Automatic: $9,500

1967 Olds 442 2-Door Hardtop 400/350 HP, 4-Speed: $42k

1972 Olds Cutlass Convertible 350/290 HP, Automatic: $20k

1966 Olds 442 Convertible 400/350 HP, Automatic: $21k

1963 Olds 98 Convertible 394 CI, Automatic: $24k

1971 Olds Cutlass Drag Car 497/780 HP, Automatic: $14k

1975 Olds 98 4-Door Sedan 455 CI, Automatic: $7,500

1972 Olds Convertible 305/310 HP, Automatic: $22k

1987 Olds 442 307 CI, Automatic: $8,700 NO SALE

1971 Olds 442 W-30 Convertible Automatic: $77,500

1971 Olds Cutlass Convertible: $26k

1965 Olds 442 Convertible 400/350 HP, 4-Speed: $35k

1972 Olds Cutlass 442 Convertible 455 CI: $37,500

1953 Olds Fiesta Convertible 303/170 HP, Automatic: $100k

1950 Olds 88 4-Door 303 CI, Automatic: $27,500

1950 Olds 98 4-Door Sedan 303 CI, Automatic: $27k

1954 Olds Holiday 88 2-Door Hardtop 324 CI, Automatic: $33k

1949 Olds Coupe 3-Speed: $15k

1970 Olds 442 W-30 455/370 HP, 4-Speed: $42k NO SALE

1958 Olds Super Holiday 88 Coupe: $34k NO SALE

 

It is really remarkable how the classic car market has fallen off in the last couple years. Thanks for posting.

 

Thanks for doing this.

 

Wow, you're telling me the market has dropped.

This car looked beautiful, and a few years ago, this was a $100,000 car all day long, but the bidding stopped at $42K?

Original numbers matching 4-speed W-30 442

- All original drivetrain rebuilt
- Rust free Western car (Colorado-Texas)
- Rare Aegean Aqua special order with dash/dash paint code
- Letters of documentation from all 3 previous owners
- First place award from Dallas Olds National is displayed by the car
- This W-30 is the epitome of the American Muscle car.
- Very rare, fast and will enhance any collection.
- No disappointments



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This would have been a $150K car easily back in 2006. This looks beautiful! It sold for only $77,500.

1971 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 convertible

- This car is one of 78 W-30 convertible automatics built
- 37,000 actual miles
- Complete matching numbers
- Original, untouched top, interior, and trunk
- One repaint in 1997
- Purchased from the original owners estate in the early 1990's
- Three owner history
- Won first place at BOP in 1998
- Air conditioning
- AM/FM stereo
- Power steering
- Power brakes
- Strong documentation complete with broadcast card

 

im on both sides of the fence was the reason I could get my H/o and the same
reason my 66 lemans is worth half what i paid . Got it at the peak.

 

I thought the '75 H/O selling for $13k was a pretty good deal. That car looked MINT.