Hi from Wisconsin
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Hi from Wisconsin
I hail from the land of salt-infested roads that feed the dreaded tin-worm. But there are still a few choice Oldsmobiles around anyway. I used to have a 1972 Olds 98 Regency, from 1973-'78. Of course, I wish I still had it. 
There were a lot of other Oldsmobiles in my life but I'll post about them later...
Anyway, glad to find this place. I'll always love Oldsmobiles
There were a lot of other Oldsmobiles in my life but I'll post about them later...Anyway, glad to find this place. I'll always love Oldsmobiles
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I hail from the land of salt-infested roads that feed the dreaded tin-worm. But there are still a few choice Oldsmobiles around anyway. I used to have a 1972 Olds 98 Regency, from 1973-'78. Of course, I wish I still had it. There were a lot of other Oldsmobiles in my life but I'll post about them later...
Anyway, glad to find this place. I'll always love Oldsmobiles
There were a lot of other Oldsmobiles in my life but I'll post about them later...Anyway, glad to find this place. I'll always love Oldsmobiles
welcome.... dont worry the tin worm is busy with my car
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I live near Madison, in south central Wisconsin (Swissconsin, I like that!).
Another car from my past was my cousin's 1970 Cutlass Cruiser wagon. It had the 350 V8 w/ 2-barrel carb. Still plenty of power. They drove that car for a lot of years and it served them well. They tried to replace it with a 1981 Custom Cruiser with the diesel V8...not such a great idea. After goofing with the diesel for a number of years, they finally jacked it out and replaced it with a 403 from a '78 98. That car would haul pretty good after the transplant!
Another car from my past was my cousin's 1970 Cutlass Cruiser wagon. It had the 350 V8 w/ 2-barrel carb. Still plenty of power. They drove that car for a lot of years and it served them well. They tried to replace it with a 1981 Custom Cruiser with the diesel V8...not such a great idea. After goofing with the diesel for a number of years, they finally jacked it out and replaced it with a 403 from a '78 98. That car would haul pretty good after the transplant!
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Sadly, I no longer have an Oldsmobile. But I do have a huge collection of Oldsmobile sales literature from 1946 on up. Plus all those wonderful memories of driving and riding in all kinds of Oldsmobiles over the decades. Some day, I hope to have another Rocket V8-powered car, preferably a big ol' 98... 
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