Introducing a classic piece of American automotive history: the 1969 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible. This iconic muscle car is a true testament to the golden era of performance vehicles, boasting a striking orange exterior that captures attention wherever it goes. Under the hood, you'll find a factory Ram Air V8 400 engine paired with an automatic transmission, delivering the power and smooth driving experience that enthusiasts crave. This is a 1 family owned 442 Ram Air 400 V8 with a 3 speed automatic transmission They have owned it since 1971 and it has been handed down from the Father to the Daughter who had cared for it very well and had a light restoration done on a correct from the factory drivetrain! Oldsmobile offered back in the day a extremely rare gauge package which included the Tic Toc Tach This is a 100% working tachometer with a beautiful working clock, really a very nice factory option. There is documentation on this Ram Air 400 Convertible that will go with the 442! Also the original wheels go with this 442! The 442 Convertible is designed for...

By the time 1967 arrived, the American muscle car wars were in full swing. Ford entered the ring with their Fairlane GT while Dodge bullied the pack with the Coronet RT. Not to be outdone, Buick countered with the GS as Chevrolet claimed street superiority with the SS. while silently, Oldsmobile brought their own full bodied street slugger to the fight with the W30 442. Approximately 500 W30 442s were manufactured with only 129 being sport coupes. This '67 Olds was treated to a recent high quality restoration by a true Oldsmobile enthusiast and comes with full documentation including the original Protect-O-Plate. The correct 400 has been replaced by a fire breathing Olds 455 producing over 500hp and 600ft lbs of torque on the engine dyno. When you combine big block power with the original 4-speed M21 transmission and 3. 91 gears, it's time to buckle up and hold on tight. Please note, the original carb, distributor, intake, water pump, and heads are on the current 455 while the standard bore 400 engine block, crank, and flywheel come with the purchase of the vehicle. This two-ton terror looks right, sits right, sounds right, and drives far better than it did coming...

Cloaked in a timeless black exterior, this 442 is sure to turn heads. The lines and iconic design hold true to the heritage that made the 442 what it is today. Inside, the parchment color leather interior is a nice contrast to the black exterior. Under the hood, you will find the v8 with its ram air intake paired with an automatic transmission. Whether you're accelerating on the highway or navigating city streets, Adding to the convenience and appeal of this classic convertible, the automatic convertible top allows you to enjoy open-air driving at the push of a button. For entertainment, this 1967 Oldsmobile 442 comes fitted with an AM radio, providing a...

Dressed in a vibrant red exterior that complements its equally striking red vinyl interior, this iconic vehicle is a testament to the golden era of automotive design and performance. Under the hood lies a powerful 400 V8 engine, promising an exhilarating drive that is further enhanced by the Muncie 4-Speed manual transmission. This combination not only delivers raw power but also offers the driver an engaging and authentic driving experience that is hard to find in today's vehicles. The 1966 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible is not just about performance; it also offers a range of features that ensure comfort and convenience. The automatic convertible top allows you to effortlessly transition from a closed cabin to an open-air experience, making every drive a memorable one. Power steering and power brakes provide ease of handling and stopping power, ensuring that you have full control over this classic beast at all times. The inclusion of radial tires and rally wheels not only adds to the vehicle's aesthetic appeal but also enhances its road grip and stability, making it a joy to drive on any terrain. Inside, the red vinyl interior exudes a sense of timeless elegance, while the presence of seatbelts underscores a commitment to...