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Well last time I was looking for a caddy I found a 76 Oldsmobile delta 88 Royale. This time I was looking for a caddy I ran across this straight body 4 door Beauty. Not sure what body style it is but I’m stoked to be able to restore to a daily driver..
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You did well, my friend's father had one of these when I was in high school. Tonds of interior space but then again we all were alot thinner then...........
I I believe you have one of these, a Ninety-Eight Holiday Sports Sedan. "Holiday" was Oldsmobile's term for a hardtop (no center pillar between the front and rear windows on each side), and there were two- and four-door hardtops. Yours, obviously, is a four-door.
I I believe you have one of these, a Ninety-Eight Holiday Sports Sedan. "Holiday" was Oldsmobile's term for a hardtop (no center pillar between the front and rear windows on each side), and there were two- and four-door hardtops. Yours, obviously, is a four-door.
After looking into the cowl tag it is a 98 Holiday sports sedan.
No. You don't count the front vent windows. The 5th and 6th windows are the small triangular windows at the rear on each side. Your car does not have these.
No. You don't count the front vent windows. The 5th and 6th windows are the small triangular windows at the rear on each side. Your car does not have these.
The paint codes "P - P" indicate that the same color was used for the lower body and the top, and P corresponds to "Pacific Mist Poly."
Your car looks to have its original paint.
yes you can tell it’s original paint. Interior is in such pristine condition that the car will be going back as close to original color as possible.
