Vehicle Description
1957 Oldsmobile 88 J-2 Holiday Hardtop Coupe HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE
FIFTIES PERFORMERSTRIKING BLACK & WHITE 2-TONE PAINT & INTERIOR
371/300 HP J2 TRI-POWER V-8/JETAWAY AUTOMATICFRESHLY AND
COMPREHENSIVELY SERVICED SUSPENSIONEQUIPPED W/ NEW TIRES AND DUAL
EXHAUST SYSTEM ACCOMPANIED BY SERVICE DOCUMENTATIONREADY TO ENJOY
W/ FRESH DETAILING Following up on its remarkable postwar success,
GMs Oldsmobile division went from strength to strength during the
1950s, offering more of everything that choosy buyers demanded. For
1957, styling was refined and accented by a new three-window rear
treatment, tasteful bright trim, and two-tone color schemes for
both paint and interior upholstery. The potent Oldsmobile Rocket
V-8 engine grew to 371 cubic inches and the optional, NASCAR
racing-derived J-2 triple-carburetor intake system raised output to
an honest 300 horsepower, at the cost of just $83. Oldsmobiles
trendsetting Holiday Hardtops continued in both Coupe and Sedan
form on both the 88 and 98 lines, befitting their status as
Oldsmobiles best-selling models for 1957. Powered by the top
optional 371 CI V-8 engine with J-2 triple carburetors developing
300 factory-rated horsepower, this 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 Holiday
Hardtop Coupe is a highly attractive example throughout with
exceptional integrity, benefiting from a frame-on restoration.
Sporting outstanding black and white two-tone livery inside and out
and a very well preserved interior, this 88 is also equipped with
an AM radio and power brakes, plus Oldsmobiles extra-cost optional
Jetaway automatic transmission. A fresh and comprehensive
suspension service included the ball joints, control arms, shock
absorbers, and front sway bar. Other highlights include dual
exhaust and a set of fresh tires mounting correct steel wheels and
Olds iconic Flipper hubcaps. In addition to a spare tire and
roadside jack, this J-2 car also comes with service records and a
fresh detailing. Renowned for its power, style and high-level
appointments, this J-2 1957 Oldsmobile 88 is a great example of one
of the best-performing and most desirable American automobiles of
the late 1950s. Contact us now to get full details and see it for
yourself today!