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The 4-4-2 was Oldsmobiles answer to the Muscle car war of the 60-s. They were stylish and powerful with the quality that people came to expect from Oldsmobile. This beauty is one of the few convertibles left that you will see driving down the road. The car was painted back to its original color of Jade Gold Metallic and it looks stunning. Its almost as if its three different colors depending on the lighting. Put the powered top up and you will see the new black vinyl which helps to show off more of the Metallic gold in the paint. Ofcourse the black stripe on the fender proudly announces that this indeed is a 442. Under the hood is the emphamis 400 that puts out plenty of power to get this drop top down the road. Hooked up to the TH400 transmission which shifts through all 3 gears without a hitch. The rear end is a 12 bolt posi which, in my opinion, is a must in a 60 era-s muscle car. Inside the interior is all 68 OLDS with the bucket seats having a console in...

The Oldsmobile name has been synonymous with the American automobile almost since day one. Founded in Michigan by Ransome Eli Olds in 1897, Olds Motor Works, later Oldsmobile. Over the years, Oldsmobile forged its name onto the roads of America as a dependable, styling, and well-engineered Machine. By the 1960s, engineering was Oldsmobile most notable trait. Cars like the Starfire, Jetfire, 442 and Toronado proved to the world that Oldsmobile built car that were not only beautiful, they also were packed with power, performance, and elegance. Our featured 442 is from the 1969 model year. The very stylish design still looks are good today as it did over 50 years ago. The fastback style body, with bulging rear quarter panels look stunning finished in Electron Blue with the contrasting parchment white interior and white racing stripes draped over the hood and deck...

The current owner has enjoyed this Cutlass for about 17 years and is finally ready to allow another collector to grab it. Walking around this beauty one should notice the gloss black paint with silver metallic stripes on the hood and black power convertible top. Adding to the curb appeal of this black-on-black beauty is a rear spoiler, chrome mirror, chrome door handles, dual exhaust, and 17' American Racing wheels wrapped in radial tires. The interior flows well with the paint theme sporting black vinyl bucket front seats, black dash, black carpeting, and black door panels. This car mixes performance with comfort. Features include an Automatic power top, power brakes with disc in the front, power steering, HURST shifter, and even seat belts. Powering this beast of a Cutlass is believed to be a 455 CID V8 engine out of a '68 442 that is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The owner believes the car has been driven about...

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Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is excited to offer this 1970 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible. This fine example has been with the same owner since 1986 and was restored in 2003. The consignor states her to be a numbers matching 442. She is powered by a 455 cu in V8, mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The engine had a top end rebuild, and brought back to factory specs. This 442 is painted in a Silver, with Black stripes, Black convertible top, and Black vinyl interior. The fit, finish, and the paint are very well done, and the majority of the trim is in very good condition, and she just gleams in the sunlight! She was gifted with a new convertible top, and there's nothing like a new back window on a convertible! Step inside and the interior appears to be original, showing average wear and patina on the seats and console. Hence the statement of partial restoration - as anyone who's been through it - knows it becomes the 'money pit'. That's why it's always better to buy one already done! Despite this 442's age it drives like an absolute dream at slow speed...

The Oldsmobile 88 was produced from 1949-1999 with 88 series being the image leader for Oldsmobile. The 88 carried a larger high performance V8 and was considered by some to be the first muscle car. This example in a vibrant shade of red carries all the iconic 1950's styling cues such as the thick wide white wall tires and lots of heavy shiny chrome in the front and in rear with the jet age styled taillights and the signature 88 with the jet plane integrated into the design. This 1956 Olds 88 has been updated under the hood with a newer Oldsmobile 350CID V-8 with an Edelbrock carburetor mated to a smooth shifting TH400 3-speed automatic transmission and the front suspension was redone, including all new bushings, so the ride is tight. The cabin has been completely reupholstered with tan vinyl with red piping on the seats, door panels and headliner. Matching red lap belts have been added to the front and rear bench, and...