one of my projects
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Great find! Once again, gonna' make a fine example of a fine era of an Oldsmobile! Amazing! You put a batter in it, and the lights fired right up, right? So cool. If I only had mo' money, space, time, and patience!!!!!!
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didnt fire right up,fuel pump wont pump, cleaned the points and plugs changed the oil first. its been sitting for 14 yrs. force fed it with a bottle and then it fired up. needs exhaust. it had a dealer seat cover on the back seat since new.interior is sweet.
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aron, love that wagon in your avatar. is it yours? my drivers ed car was a 69 vista.latter that year dad bought a new vista and gave me the 65 vista. i have a thing for vista cruisers,just dont own one yet.
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Just an Olds Guy
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That car looks like it's in fantastic condition. The color suggests it used to be military. There are a few places that might have the missing stainless, or is it hiding in the car?
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