For Sale: 1960 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Hardtop - "One owner since new" - Hollidaysburg, PA - Not Mine

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For sale on Facebook: 1960 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday 4-door Hardtop in Hollidaysburg, PA  -  $26,500  -  Must be a member of Facebook to access Seller's contact information.

 

Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1077373862895837/1960-Oldsmobile-98-Holiday-Hardtop

 

Seller's Description:

1960 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday 4-door Hardtop

• 1 owner
• Driven 81,233 miles
• Automatic transmission
• Exterior color: Gold
• Clean title
• This vehicle has no significant damage or problems

One owner since new all original paint, chrome, upholstery. Running car power accessories working order.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Ed Luddy]

Nice car, too pricey.

[B Jake Moran]

31 minutes ago, Ed Luddy said:

Nice car, too pricey.

Agree.  Nice car but the markets have limits. Sellers still trying to cash in.  We have seen many 4 door sedans on here start at a price point we all agree is too high then drop as much as $10,000.  That’s disappointing they can’t price some small gain into price but move it to an appreciative new buyer.  

[deaddds]

At least the hubcaps in the trunk are correct. Those are 65s on the car currently. A solid 12-15K car at best.

Edited August 18, 2022 by deaddds (see edit history)

[Ed Luddy]

I have a friend in Europe that wants one of these. But isn't going to bite at that price. The Vista Roof 4 door hardtops are very popular in Sweden, Denmark, etc. 

[EmTee]

The original hubcaps would look much better on the car than in the trunk... 

[63RedBrier]

Maybe there are only three of the correct wheel covers...  If the seller had all four, I'm sure they would install them.

[The 55er]

We had two 1960 Oldsmobiles my family and I learned to drive on a Super 88 sedan. From what I remember cars with those Deluxe Fiesta wheelcovers that are in the trunk were few and far between, I don't remember seeing very many of them. They look great but are hard to find today. Practically all 60s I remember (even the 98s) came with the small dogdish hubcaps and trim rings. The correct dogdishes & rings (14") used to be really common items and a set could be found with a little effort. They surely would turn up at a large meet like Fall Hershey. In order to mount those snazzy Fiestas that are in the trunk those little black spring steel clips that were discussed on these Forums about a month ago are required. It's possible that the seller is unfamiliar with these clips & how to utilize them and that's why the wrong hubcaps are on the car. Vintage Oldsmobiles are my favorite cars but I never cared for the styling of the 59s & 60s. Even the 58s & 61s are much better looking IMO.