1976 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight Luxury
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This classic car is like new from the showroom, Has had only one family owner with 38k documented miles it is a piece of history in almost new condition..
The vehicle has been in controlled storage since 1988, removed from storage this summer and serviced..It has been upgrade to 134 Air Conditioning, New Tires, and Battery, has the original spare tire, which has not been used at all. Has an original radio functioning normally, Power Equipment, all books manuals and service records including all oil change records.
The engine is a original and untouched 455cid engine. Starts runs and drives like a new car, no squeaks, no rattles and no wind noise.
Back when cars were a joy to own.
I wish I would not sell her!
Had a 1975 Regency what a car!
I sold her sometimes ago. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
Total luxury with a big engine and a small price to pay compared to the cars of today.
ooh the sound those doors make when closed give me chills.
for better or for worse they just dont make them like this anymore
twoeightythreez What you're hearing is the echo in a large empty warehouse.
Tacoma 55
Yes, the echo of a large heavy hollow door thunking shut against a steel latch! (modern cars have teflon coated steel latches)
Many modern cars have doors that weigh this much due to the impact beams and such, but the sheetmetal is so much thinner.
Think of the difference between knocking on a garbage can vs a 50 gallon drum...
twoeightythreez Of this I am aware. Retired from the auto body trade after 33 years.
twoeightythreez prison doors
In January 1979 my dad bought a used 1976 Olds 98 LS sedan like this except ours had the light blue metallic paint and white vinyl top, but the same light blue interior of this car. We had a 1971 Impala sport sedan so this car was quite a step up in luxury. As a teenager I remember how smooth, comfortable and quiet the car was and the knit cloth interior was so comfy compared to the vinyl of the Impala. I loved to wash and wax it. Unfortunately, by December of the same year the paint was flaking off the deck lid. I have seen a similar car with the same color paint on the Internet with the same problem. I never drove the car and my Dad sold it in the summer of 1982 to buy a 1981 Olds Cutlass because he said he wanted better gas mileage. Also, the car was just too big for my Mom to drive. Unfortunately, the man who bought it trashed it within a few years. This year is not considered very collectible, and it is not a coupe and not a Regency, so $12,000 is probably more the value of this car.
Beautiful car in excellent condition...I wish the quality of the videography matched the quality of this car! Annoyingly blurry!
I agree
I doubt it's still for sale, but if it is call me at vfc 6177199796.
@@rja3226 Their ad is still up on autotrader as of 7/21/19
You need to sort out your camera skills. Half of it blurred. Sorry, but such a beautiful car deserves more.
You know it's a shame that American cars don't get the respect they deserve this 76 Oldsmobile 98 is absolutely beautiful and is more luxurious then anyting the Europeans or Japanese or Germans made it to time
I sold her sometimes ago. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
Great find. It's rare to see a 98 that wasn't a Regency.
Had a 74 loved it.
MY grandmother had a car just like that way back in the 70's. The car was always clean and shiny. Even though I was just a child then, I felt it was a privilege to ride in her car. Her car was the finest car on her street. Heads would turn of out astonishment. Like I said that was back in the 70's.
My grandmother had two Toronados, with the 455 Rocket V8, a 1972 with leather seating and a 1976 Toronado Brougham. The Toro is at the top of the Oldsmobile lineup. Toronado was an innovator for modern cars today. It was front wheel drive with a flat floor which allowed for plenty of spaciousness inside the car. I remember sitting on the armrest in the center of the bench seat in the front of the car. Looking down that long hood, and seeing the "T" hood ornament was a sight to behold! My grandmother's name was Luecille. "Come away with me Luecille in my merry Oldsmobile. Down the road of life we'll fly, automobubbling you and I."...
This stunning Oldsmobile needs to be in a museum to protect it so it doesn’t get ruined in the future it’s absolutely gorgeous I’m so glad it’s been taken care of and not ruined my only concern is door hinges need greased also looks like a cb antenna which to my knowledge is not original tacky looking the only antenna that should be on there would be located on the right front fender it would be a power antenna
I sold it as well. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
Oldsmobile, Buick, Pontiac and Chevy were all great in that 70’s decade. Those brands went to shit once they changed their engines.
I love all the C body GM cars (Cadillac, Oldsmobile & Buick) from 1971 to 1976. I don't know why but for some reason I think the 1976 Electra is the best looking of the bunch. I just finished restoring this one. Check her out in all of her 20 foot glory lol ruclips.net/video/xDOZy7RQfKo/видео.html
Always will love old-school olds 98
I wish I would not sell her!
Being that it's an LS puts it on the rare side!!
Beautiful car, please put some oil (spray can) on those squeaky hinges.
Sad thing is that a lot of these went to the crusher!!!
+mistersnapon or they end up being a demo car
True, how sad
I agree
They are beautiful and classy it’s a tragedy how so many have been ruined the car needs to be in a museum to protect it
Too bad cars aren’t made like this anymore
الله الله الله على جيلها وزمنها
All those cars are my dreams cars and i wish one day buy one
You will!
أين أختفى العقل المبدع الأمريكي , لقد إستبدلوا العمالقه بالمراهقين فإندثر الإبداع
If same one told you about the unmatchable car , that 1976 98 is one of them .
That's not a Regency trim. No good for that price.
They had one of these at the body farm in Tennessee.
What a Beautiful Car!!!
I sold it as well. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
I always thought these 98 LS had such a plain looking seat, like it belonged in a base Delta 88. You had to jump to the Regency trim level to get the nice seating.
I sold her. I wish I still have it.
I'm sure you meant $9995.00
Sold few years ago, I wish I would not.
They didn't get me, that's the truth
Cause my 98-O is bullet proof
I wish I would not sell her!
4 Plus Size Adults Could Fit Comfortably. And That 4 In The Front. 4 In The Back Seat. With No Complaints.
And a few bodies in the trunk lol.
@@jasonhickman89 Lol. Literally.
I had one of these, bought it in 1981 used for $1250 and drove it for 16 years until I took it to the junkyard.
I f I were you , I wouldn't junk it.
Too late!!
@@kingnillvwell381 Well, he just wore it out. Drove it till the wheels fell off.
Last of the big ones as the following year GM would begin downsizing it's luxury fleet.
steve ninetyfeetpermin 1977 All GM lURUXY had change
Can he slam those doors any harder, you'd think he's angry with the poor car.
Not at all!
Niiice!
Your pretty optimistic...at that number...must not want to sell...it's a 4 door...divide by 3
I went from a1972 98 Regency to 1978 98 Regency and was somewhat disappointed.
I loved it! I sold her few years ago. I wish I would keep her.
1976 WAS THE LAST YEAR FOR THE BIG BODY FULL-SIZED GM, THEY WOULD DOWN-SIZE IN 1977!
I sold it as well. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
Focus! Focus! Focus!
Agree!
Damn it's not the regency 🤐
I gotta find one with the ACRS option.
I wish I would not sell her!
Videography is terrible. Back off and let us see the whole car all at once from all sides. The camera is so close to the car we only get to see one small detail at a time - one taillight at a time. And so much of the time we were so close that it was out of focus.
Agreed. I sold it as well. I wish I would still have it. Only 45000 original miles.
As nice as this car is I don't think anyone in their right mind would pay 20k for it. That's ridiculous. Maybe 10k at best. Plus, note the trailer hitch. Who knows how much weight this car may have pulled in its day putting stress on the transmission. This isn't a truck and not meant for pulling a trailer. Not a big deal it's just that the buyer has now way of knowing if this car pulled one occasionally or frequently. If I were selling it it would've been removed.
Actually this car was made for pulling a trailer. The trailer hitch was a GM factory option. You must remember this was back in the days before everyone had a SUV to pull their trailer. Seeing these cars in the 1970's pulling a trailer was very commonplace.
Tacoma 55 -you know thats right......
He makes a good point & the only models I saw towing 'back in the day' were station wagons & vans.& pickups w/ 5th wheels....no self respecting 4 door hardtop or sedan were ever caught towing large trailers
you never know
it wouldn't be worth $1500 even if it was a 2 door. we used to have a 71 Lesabre. the engine was strong when we got rid of it, but towing a camper ruined the transmission.
Is this vehicle still available?
do all of your cars have 38K miles and cost $19,995?
Which one are interested sir?
no, but I have low miles cars
You could unhook the speedometer at the cruise control on these cars and drive it for ever !
boss players car
Not paying that with huge holes in the back bumper and trunk.
I sold her. I wish I still have it.
would parts still be available?
I wish I would not sell her!
@@400Wheels could replace everything mechanical under the hood and beyond and keep that classy body/interior. Would be a cost for sure, but it would be sweet
Blurry??? Or me???
I'd price it by the foot or pound....
Base model 98
I sold her. I wish I still have it.
Your camera man must've been drinking cause even a child can see there's not enough light to film the car and the front carpet looks to be darkly faded on the driver's side.
$20,000 Is way too much for that gas guzzler anyway .
Your asking 2dr coupe Regency money that cars worth 10 k tops
I sold her. I wish I still have it.
Good God, learn how to use a camera!
Totally agree. Could be so much better!
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Agree! I sold her. I wish I still have it.
Problem is the 75's and later had the catalytic converters......Booooo-!!!
Ho hum....base 98. Nothing collectible here.
Still very nice car!
If one could find parts for this car, $20Gs would be a bargain.
It's a lot easyer than you would think!
All junk cars. I had one they such