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1941 Oldsmobile series 66 wagon woody needs exterior trim
deaddds replied to Countryman's topic in Oldsmobile - Buy/Sell
I’ve got in stock left and right nos rocker mouldings. These are the second type for the F41 model that are one piece instead of a second piece for the front fenders. Minor shelf wear but still in very good condition. Asking $165 each side. Drop me a line direct to dead@mchsi.com if interested. Regards Pat -
Looked online and they want roughly 2.5x what it bid on ebay.
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1941 Oldsmobile series 66 wagon woody needs exterior trim
deaddds replied to Countryman's topic in Oldsmobile - Buy/Sell
Nevermind, i reread the listing. -
1941 Oldsmobile series 66 wagon woody needs exterior trim
deaddds replied to Countryman's topic in Oldsmobile - Buy/Sell
Which model is it based on? I might have it. Pat McMillan Robinson IL dead@mchsi.com BTW that Olds looks just right in that wooden barn. -
Seems odd to not post a single interior photo. Car shows cc, pa, comfortron ac. Trunk liner is correct. Bend in grille can be straightened easy enough. Quick sale at 8Kish. 14K level would need a spotless interior as pretty much nothing is reproduced. I do see the optional headrests thru the window.
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Worst case scenario. Ballpark estimate to rebuild a 48 v12? Is there a go to place that has engineered any improvements for these motors for reliability? Thanks
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79 Ford Fairmont 302/Four Speed
deaddds replied to alsancle's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
I’m going to respectfully disagree. -
79 Ford Fairmont 302/Four Speed
deaddds replied to alsancle's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
I think it’s neat but not nearly 8K neat. A good friend in hs in 87 bought a K car new. Very similar and anemic. Great for delivering pizza. Not so good for picking up girls. -
99% sure not Olds unless they already customized the interior. I vote Caddy too.
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I’m in if it happens! Done with eBay.
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Joes right. If you hear the motor turning thats good. Stick your head under the seat and hit the switch. You'll see the motor spinning and where that coupling is supposed to be.