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October 5th, 2010, 07:12 PM
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Hey
I wanna ask how hard is to get an oldsmobile nighty eight regency coupe 1976?
and how much does they price is?
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and how much does they price is?
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https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...struction.html
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October 6th, 2010, 04:32 AM
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Kind of tough to answer that question. What country are you in and what condition do you want would be two of the obvious conditions. Then, are you looking for a particular year?
Here are a few in my area alone, not too hard to locate in Kansas City.
Here are a few in my area alone, not too hard to locate in Kansas City.
October 6th, 2010, 06:13 AM
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Here is a convertible that was in OKC about a month ago. Apparently they aren't too rare...
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/1926487532.html
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/1926487532.html
October 6th, 2010, 09:09 AM
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Just looked close at his pic- by the car's license plate, Luis is in Guatemala! I'd bet you don't see many big 70s US cars there, for sure.
The square headlights were a mid-70s "lighting improvement" but I think they were done more for styling benefit than lighting benefit. 1975 98's had the rectangle headlights, then all Oldsmobiles except Omegas got them in 1976. Most American cars switched to them by 1978.
The square headlights were a mid-70s "lighting improvement" but I think they were done more for styling benefit than lighting benefit. 1975 98's had the rectangle headlights, then all Oldsmobiles except Omegas got them in 1976. Most American cars switched to them by 1978.
October 6th, 2010, 09:57 AM
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Just looked close at his pic- by the car's license plate, Luis is in Guatemala! I'd bet you don't see many big 70s US cars there, for sure.
The square headlights were a mid-70s "lighting improvement" but I think they were done more for styling benefit than lighting benefit. 1975 98's had the rectangle headlights, then all Oldsmobiles except Omegas got them in 1976. Most American cars switched to them by 1978.
The square headlights were a mid-70s "lighting improvement" but I think they were done more for styling benefit than lighting benefit. 1975 98's had the rectangle headlights, then all Oldsmobiles except Omegas got them in 1976. Most American cars switched to them by 1978.
October 6th, 2010, 10:09 AM
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Hi Luis,
You have a 1976 Olds Ninety Eight coupe. It's hard to tell from the picture if it's a Regency or an LS. The LS was the standard model 98 and the Regency was the top of the line which came with the extra padded pillow-top seats, a digital clock, "Regency" quarter windows and a few other upgrades. The LS would have emblems behind the front wheels, on the front fenders saying "LS". Either way you have a great car on your hands.
I have 2 1976 Ninety Eight Regency Coupes and they are EXCELLENT cars! Good luck with yours and let us know how we can help you!
John
You have a 1976 Olds Ninety Eight coupe. It's hard to tell from the picture if it's a Regency or an LS. The LS was the standard model 98 and the Regency was the top of the line which came with the extra padded pillow-top seats, a digital clock, "Regency" quarter windows and a few other upgrades. The LS would have emblems behind the front wheels, on the front fenders saying "LS". Either way you have a great car on your hands.
I have 2 1976 Ninety Eight Regency Coupes and they are EXCELLENT cars! Good luck with yours and let us know how we can help you!
John
October 6th, 2010, 12:54 PM
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Hi Luis,
You have a 1976 Olds Ninety Eight coupe. It's hard to tell from the picture if it's a Regency or an LS. The LS was the standard model 98 and the Regency was the top of the line which came with the extra padded pillow-top seats, a digital clock, "Regency" quarter windows and a few other upgrades. The LS would have emblems behind the front wheels, on the front fenders saying "LS". Either way you have a great car on your hands.
I have 2 1976 Ninety Eight Regency Coupes and they are EXCELLENT cars! Good luck with yours and let us know how we can help you!
John
You have a 1976 Olds Ninety Eight coupe. It's hard to tell from the picture if it's a Regency or an LS. The LS was the standard model 98 and the Regency was the top of the line which came with the extra padded pillow-top seats, a digital clock, "Regency" quarter windows and a few other upgrades. The LS would have emblems behind the front wheels, on the front fenders saying "LS". Either way you have a great car on your hands.
I have 2 1976 Ninety Eight Regency Coupes and they are EXCELLENT cars! Good luck with yours and let us know how we can help you!
John
well its a regency theres a small like sticker in the passenger windows
thx (do u have any idea how much the tail lights covers are? idk if u can see it in the pic but im missing 2 parts from the back of the car and i wanna get them before i send it to paint job
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