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1971 Oldsmobile 442 

1971 Oldsmobile 442 for sale
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Luxury Brokers International is proud to present this meticulously restored 71' Oldsmobile 442 Convertible. As a #1- quality car finished in its original color combination of Saturn Gold (977) over White (53) this car represents the highest quality 71' 442 available. Life started for this 442 in GM's Lansing, Michigan Factory and was originally delivered to a California Dealer as one of only 1,304 produced for 1971. Then sold new with the following options: Three speed Hydra-Matic 400 Transmission, Hurst Dual-Gate Shifter, 3.23 Posi-trac Rear Axle, and Heavy Duty Rally Suspension amongst other options. While exact ownership history is not fully known, we do know that in the 1990's the car was discovered by Anthony Soldano, an avid muscle car enthusiast and body shop owner. During his ownership and over the course of several years, a thorough and very correct restoration was completed, finished in 2002. During the restoration the car was completely disassembled, with every last nut and bolt paid special attention to, culminating into a very impressive car when completed. The engine, transmission, and running gear received a complete rebuild utilizing the original parts and restoring them to a very high standard. The chassis, body, and related bits were taken to bare metal, as a dry CA car to begin with this was a very rust free car and it is believed that over 95% of all the metal is factory sheet metal. The finish was completed to a very high standard with a correct and original color combination, with brand new bright-work to accompany it. The interior received just as much attention, total refurbishment, with reupholstered seats, new carpets and other interior appointments, and lastly fitted with a new top. Soon after the restoration was completed the car was acquired by esteemed collector John Hendricks, founder of the Gateway Auto Museum, where the car resided up until just recently when the car changed ownership. During it's time at the Gateway Museum, this exact 442 was featured in the book
$ 59,500
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

 

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