New to Olds
February 8th, 2019, 09:16 AM
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New to Olds
Good day everyone,
I just dragged home a 1959 Oldsmobile 98 that I know nothing about. This is my first "old" Oldsmobile. Its a basket case but rust free.
Thank you for all the great information on this site. With your help, I hope to get this big girl up and on the road again soon.
Regards
JG
I just dragged home a 1959 Oldsmobile 98 that I know nothing about. This is my first "old" Oldsmobile. Its a basket case but rust free.
Thank you for all the great information on this site. With your help, I hope to get this big girl up and on the road again soon.
Regards
JG
February 9th, 2019, 08:01 AM
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Location: Forest Ranch Ca.
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Welcome, Did you get the missing trim pieces? Could be a expensive project if you don't have them. Not much is reproduced for this model car you know and if mine I would start looking for a parts car to fill out your needs....Tedd
February 9th, 2019, 01:47 PM
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Thanks for the replies,
This was a parts car for the last owner. Originally Arizona car and rust free.
Honestly, I may run it with aluminum door panels, dash and some race seats. Not sure Ill find any reasonably priced interior parts.
No chrome trim or interior came with it.. Just a rolling bucket..
Regards
JG
This was a parts car for the last owner. Originally Arizona car and rust free.
Honestly, I may run it with aluminum door panels, dash and some race seats. Not sure Ill find any reasonably priced interior parts.
No chrome trim or interior came with it.. Just a rolling bucket..
Regards
JG
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