Gateway Classic Cars of Las Vegas would like to present this 1969
Oldsmobile 98. The 1969 Ninety-Eight (eight generation) remained
the top-of-the-line Oldsmobile. It was the largest Oldsmobile
product offered with a wheelbase of 127.0 inches. The owner states
this vehicle has been in their family since 1971 and was treated to
a restoration and paint approximately 5 years ago. Powered by a
455ci Rocket V8 with a new carb and manual and electric fuel pump
and cooled by a Hayden 4 row radiator, this engine is mated to a
3-speed turbo 400 automatic transmission that owner states has 200
miles. Painted Trophy Blue and complimented with a light blue cloth
interior. According to the owner it has only a couple hundred miles
since the rebuild and has spent it's life in Idaho and Nevada.
Rebuilt options include: new power convertible top with glass back
window. It also includes power window/steering, tilt/telescoping
steering column, power front disc brakes (acquired from a 1970 Olds
98), AM/FM 8-track stereo and power 6-way front bench seat.
Aftermarket upgrades include dual exhaust, LED lights (inside and
out where possible) and HEI distributor. Owner states the front end
was also rebuilt, replacing wheel bearings, tie rod ends, ball
joints, etc. it required three different parts cars in order to
restore this vehicle to the beauty it is today.
Vehicle Details
1969 Oldsmobile 98
Listing ID:CC-1803944
Price:$50,000
Location:O'Fallon, Illinois
Year:1969
Make:Oldsmobile
Model:98
Exterior Color:Trophy Blue
Interior Color:Light Blue
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:10000
Stock Number:LVS869
VIN:GCCLVS869
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