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Franbev

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  1. Sold by Buick in the US as a "1900". Four speed, 107, xxx miles, I am the second owner, period correct Revolution wheels with newer 60 series tires, new battery. Runs great, was originally owned by an Opel garage specialist, has the OEM factory gauge cluster normally found only on the Sportwagon and Ralley models. Very clean body, original paint. $2700, car is in Minneapolis, MN. Call Frank at 612-824-1201.

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  2. They are 14" the back tires are slightly larger, 205s I think. Very good tread all around. The wheels are in great shape, they were on a low mileage southern car that got hit by a fallen tree. The black paint around the bolts holes would need freshing up for them to be perfect. How do I attach pictures? Email me and I'll respond with pictures.

  3. My 1990 Olds Touring Sedan has progressively lost use of all but the drivers door. One-by-one over the course of a few months the 3 other doors won't open. At first the door won't close completely then when slammed shut it won't re-open, doesn't respond to the power unlock or the manual unlock mechanism. The outside button feels "soft" as if the door is locked (which it is). Would a "Slim Jim" do the trick? I'm afraid I'll lose the drivers door one of these days and will have to climb in the sunroof! Help Olds guys, I'd hate to retire my beloved Touring Sedan because it locked me out!

  4. My younger daughter loves J cars (Cavalier, Sunbird etc). I finally got her an Olds. A 1984 Firenza SX hatchback. The local Olds club scoffs at it but at least it's an Olds. Anyway, I need the lower rocker moulding on the drivers side. It's probably the same one used on the Cavalier/Sunbird/Skyhawk hatchback. Car-parts.com can't find one. Anybody out there know where I can find one? This will keep a young lady interested in Oldsmobiles.

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  5. It's time to retire my much loved 1990 Olds Touring Sedan. With 172K on it and still running great (I drive over 100 miles back and forth to work each day). Anyhow, It's got a few quirks. Like you need a screwdriver to start it. Someone tried to steal it and just busted out the side of the steering column. Rather than try and find a replacement steering column I just use the screwdriver. You still need the key to unlock the wheel though. The Teves master cylinder was repaced a few years ago (if you have one you know what they cost). It's white with a red interior, moonroof all the options. Worth $500 just for the parts. 612-824-1201

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