1959 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight

big blk 394

599L10524

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I have all the receipts for the work that was done on the car since I bought the Car, along with the full appraisal. It has always been kept in a garage, I bought it out of a car collection the car was kept in a heated and air conditioned building, per the seller in 2004. It has 48,265 mile on the car not 148,265. It has a factory transportable radio that works great, with the plug in radio antenna. It's 99% original, a new head liner and a couple of leather front seat panels replaced due to cracking. The heads have stainless steal valves and case harden seats for today's gas, done at 36,000 miles when I bought the car, along with a new radiator. The steering box was rebuilt due to a leak and the master brake cylinder also do to weak braking. It still has it second set of tires on the car and the factory spare in the trunk. The Car has a small buffer burn on the hood a three inch tear on the drivers seat. The seam split by the drivers left shoulder and a tiny dent on the passengers door with a 1 inch scratch. And has a few paint chips on the nose of the hood, the car is a driver and a great looking car. A seal between the engine and trans has a small leak not big enough to fix per my mechanic. Power Brakes and steering and power windows and power seat 2 way and no air conditioning. An electronic module instead of points. Won best of class at the Oldsmobile car show in Morro Bay, California in 2006 and took a first place at the Reno National Oldsmobile show in 2011, judges gave the car a score of 927 points. The car was pictured in the 2008 Journey with Olds magazine, and goes with the car too. My car was appraised for 22,500.00 before the seat split, it split this summer, Sorry! Buyer responsible for shipping.