My dad bought one of these new. I think the color was called glade green. Painted black top. No vinyl. 455 - 2 barrel. It did have the Royale upgraded interior, and a factory 8 track housed under the dash. Rode like a dream and that 455 was as smooth as silk. He kept it till 82 and traded it in.
I really did...this car is very similar to my dad’s 1970 Delta 88, which was the first car I ever drove on my own...it was a rolling hunk of steel that was great for cruising around on a Saturday night or going on a double date...I hope maybe one day to get another one.
The car I learned to drive was a 69 Olds 88 Custom 4 door hardtop with the 455 2 barrel carb engine. I see your custom is not a hardtop, apparently that was an additional option? I remember sitting at the dealer with my dad when he ordered the car. The dealer had a huge book that you could pick out a large variety of options, colors, etc. Something long gone when ordering a new vehicle.
This is a 1969. The 1970 had a different grill and the taillights had a horizon piece of chrome trim. Also the front license plate on the 1970 mounted on the passenger side instead of the center of the grill. Gorgeous car though. My father had a 1970 4dr hardtop from 1970-1978 and put 270,000 miles on his. This basic shape was the inspiration for the last Seville, CTS and the arts and science generation of Cadillacs in the current market including the CT6.
270K? That's a lot. Most cars today can't even get that close. Some automakers use old cues into new cars and I think that's cool. Other than that, thanks for the little correction and link!
Translated as: Abundant grades of Super 88 / Belmont 88 / Dynamic 88 and 88 series have been integrated from this 69 model into Delta 88, popular Delta 88 with low price / Slightly luxurious Delta 88 Custom / Superlative Delta 88 Royal Thanks for sharing your added information!
Oldsmobile was a fantastic car! Miss Oldsmobile very much!
That's a beast. thumbs up.
Glad you enjoyed!
It is a gorgeous old car show. good
Thanks for watching and looking at these old cars.
Thanks for posting. Beautiful ride and a cool background song.
Thank you Ronald for taking the time to view and leave a comment. I'm glad to have shared this with you and everyone else!
another awesome classic 😎👍
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching, Mad.
My dad bought one of these new. I think the color was called glade green. Painted black top. No vinyl. 455 - 2 barrel. It did have the Royale upgraded interior, and a factory 8 track housed under the dash. Rode like a dream and that 455 was as smooth as silk. He kept it till 82 and traded it in.
that was so great video left a huge 5th LIKE dear friend
Thanks my friend!
what a beauty
Glad you enjoyed this car, Gus.
I really did...this car is very similar to my dad’s 1970 Delta 88, which was the first car I ever drove on my own...it was a rolling hunk of steel that was great for cruising around on a Saturday night or going on a double date...I hope maybe one day to get another one.
@@guslakis good times. Hope you get yours soon, it'll be FUN.
Classic land yacht. Such a nice car. Thanks for sharing.
They were the old times where big cars were legends! Happy to have shared this!
She's a beauty! Like #1 continued support here my friend.
Glad you enjoyed the car!
The car I learned to drive was a 69 Olds 88 Custom 4 door hardtop with the 455 2 barrel carb engine. I see your custom is not a hardtop, apparently that was an additional option? I remember sitting at the dealer with my dad when he ordered the car. The dealer had a huge book that you could pick out a large variety of options, colors, etc. Something long gone when ordering a new vehicle.
This isn't my car and I'm not an Olds guy, I'd like to find out...
Thanks for sharing your info!
Thanks for sharing this great video!
No problem, glad you liked this cool sedan!
Great Car my grandpa must have known this car
Great times, great times.
This was so beautiful!I enjoyed watching it!Thank you for sharing!
Happy to hear your thoughts. I am also happy to have shared this!
*Good bro* ❤ great job !!👍👍 like.
Glad you enjoyed.
Great car!
Glad you enjoyed my friend!
This is a 1969.
The 1970 had a different grill and the taillights had a horizon piece of chrome trim. Also the front license plate on the 1970 mounted on the passenger side instead of the center of the grill.
Gorgeous car though. My father had a 1970 4dr hardtop from 1970-1978 and put 270,000 miles on his.
This basic shape was the inspiration for the last Seville, CTS and the arts and science generation of Cadillacs in the current market including the CT6.
This is the 1970 Olds lineup.
There’s a great shot of the 4dr hardtop starting at .44 seconds.
m.ruclips.net/video/umJCigv67Jw/видео.html
270K? That's a lot. Most cars today can't even get that close.
Some automakers use old cues into new cars and I think that's cool. Other than that, thanks for the little correction and link!
If it were for sale, I'd buy that in a wink! _(9/4/2022)_
スーパー88/ベルモント88/ダイナミック88とグレードが豊富な88シリーズはこの69年式からデルタ88にシリーズを統一、廉価版かつ普及型デルタ88/ある程度豪華なデルタ88カスタム/最上級車デルタ88ロイヤルとなった
Translated as: Abundant grades of Super 88 / Belmont 88 / Dynamic 88 and 88 series have been integrated from this 69 model into Delta 88, popular Delta 88 with low price / Slightly luxurious Delta 88 Custom / Superlative Delta 88 Royal
Thanks for sharing your added information!
Delmont 88, not Belmont 88. _(9/4/2022)_