Hi from Sweden
October 30th, 2018, 12:56 PM
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Hi from Sweden olds 98 -1965
Well, i make a long history short. For 6 years ago i started to restore a Mustang convert -66 and have used it really much 5 year, now it is time to grow up and the pony is sold and have bought an Oldsmobile 98 convertible from 1965. (It is little bigger then the pony 
). There is a few things on this car i must take care of so i hope i can have some advice here.
Thanks in advantage
Leif
). There is a few things on this car i must take care of so i hope i can have some advice here.Thanks in advantage
Leif
Last edited by turbo57; October 31st, 2018 at 04:43 AM.
October 30th, 2018, 02:40 PM
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Welcome to the group... If you have questions, this Oldsmobile community most likely will have all the answers you need... You can also use the search feature here on the site to help assist you finding information...
October 31st, 2018, 04:46 AM
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November 2nd, 2018, 08:58 AM
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Welcome - though I am new here myself as well. I lived in Nykoping for a year, 1992, And I have 4 Saabs parked in my driveway at the moment :-) I was noting the other day that none of my 5 cars have the ignition on the steering column, so adding the 66 Cutlass doesn't feel strange in that way. I don't have a center console, so of course, the key would just go in the center of the dash.
I'm just curious about this kind of a car being found in Sweden. How does a 1965 98 make its way to Sweden? Has it been there all its life? Looks like a nice car.
I'm just curious about this kind of a car being found in Sweden. How does a 1965 98 make its way to Sweden? Has it been there all its life? Looks like a nice car.
November 2nd, 2018, 11:10 AM
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Welcome - though I am new here myself as well. I lived in Nykoping for a year, 1992, And I have 4 Saabs parked in my driveway at the moment :-) I was noting the other day that none of my 5 cars have the ignition on the steering column, so adding the 66 Cutlass doesn't feel strange in that way. I don't have a center console, so of course, the key would just go in the center of the dash.
I'm just curious about this kind of a car being found in Sweden. How does a 1965 98 make its way to Sweden? Has it been there all its life? Looks like a nice car.
I'm just curious about this kind of a car being found in Sweden. How does a 1965 98 make its way to Sweden? Has it been there all its life? Looks like a nice car.
January 9th, 2019, 04:07 PM
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We have a few here recently from Sweden ! Welcome !
Very nice 98 turbo57, under the hood looks darn nice too.
Stoffe G , when you get a chance post in the newbie section and post a few pics of your OLDS if you can!
Cheers
Eric
Very nice 98 turbo57, under the hood looks darn nice too.
Stoffe G , when you get a chance post in the newbie section and post a few pics of your OLDS if you can!
Cheers
Eric
January 10th, 2019, 12:26 PM
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Well Sweden is a long country so from Stockholm to my home in Mariestad is 4 hour away. Ty again
Leif
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