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Hello all joined a little bit ago... just never got around to posting. Inherited my project from my late cousin. A 1967 Nintey-Eight. Will be posting in the technical forums soon... kind of at a loss with what's left. Glad to see the Olds community going strong and glad to be here. Good luck with all your projects everyone.
#6
Welcome aboard Moody !
Fantastic car, absolutely enormous. And incredibly powerful. Lets put it this way, you know a vehicle is large when it is luxury orientated and its only two engine options are 365 HP or 375 HP. Measuring out to 223 inches long and weighing 4500 LBS. That length puts you among the largest car models this country has ever produced.
You may enjoy this, https://www.motoringresearch.com/car...american-cars/ They missed your ride it should be around the middle of list... But another even larger Olds (if you could imagine) made the top 5.
P.S. Great handle by the way. (cant get the Moody Blues out of my head now)
Fantastic car, absolutely enormous. And incredibly powerful. Lets put it this way, you know a vehicle is large when it is luxury orientated and its only two engine options are 365 HP or 375 HP. Measuring out to 223 inches long and weighing 4500 LBS. That length puts you among the largest car models this country has ever produced.
You may enjoy this, https://www.motoringresearch.com/car...american-cars/ They missed your ride it should be around the middle of list... But another even larger Olds (if you could imagine) made the top 5.
P.S. Great handle by the way. (cant get the Moody Blues out of my head now)
#7
Welcome, Moody! Nice 98! Thanks for posting that the land yacht article 69CSHC!! nice read!! I had one of those "top 5" beasts. It was a triple black fully loaded '75 Regency 4 dr. It was one of my all time favorite cars!!
#12
It would look good, but keep in mind that black is the worst color when it comes to showing dirt. Contrary to gut instinct, most "dirt" (soil, dust) is lighter, rather than darker, in color. That's why white cars always look clean no matter how dirty they are and black cars always look dirty no matter how clean they are.
Having said this, though, here's a good-looking '67 98 convertible in black. Keep it clean, and it will look good!
Having said this, though, here's a good-looking '67 98 convertible in black. Keep it clean, and it will look good!
#14
Welcome to classicoldsmobile .
Come and join the " Darksiders " (61 thru 70 big cars ) . At this thread ;
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...s-unite-83695/
Come and join the " Darksiders " (61 thru 70 big cars ) . At this thread ;
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...s-unite-83695/
#15
X2 on what Jaunty said!
Personally I love the yellow, way more unique and eye catching than black or most other stock colors, even red, lol.
Personally I love the yellow, way more unique and eye catching than black or most other stock colors, even red, lol.
Last edited by Cutlass Fan; November 9th, 2020 at 07:22 PM.
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black is the worst color when it comes to showing dirt. Contrary to gut instinct, most "dirt" (soil, dust) is lighter, rather than darker, in color. That's why white cars always look clean no matter how dirty they are and black cars always look dirty no matter how clean they are.
Yes, the potentially over riding aspect of black is that it looks good on just about every car.
By the way that red looks great ! I'm not really a red car guy but it really pops vs the muted pastel like yellow.
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