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The mid 50s was a time of rejuvenation in the car world. With the war in the past and babies booming, every American family wanted a bold American car! Enter the new for 54 Oldsmobile 88. This body style set a new tone for the era with its wrap around windshield and eye catching body lines. This particular example is finished in a 2 tone dark metallic blue and white paint job that is accented beautifully by complete chrome brightwork. The interior has been updated and upholstered in a comfy and accommodating blue cloth. The front bucket seats flank a custom made center console which is painted to match the dash and houses dual cupholders and the shifter. Combine these modern appoinments with full air suspension and you have a cruiser like none other! The drivetrain on this Olds is what really speaks to the enthusiast: a 454 big block mated to a 700R4 transmission. This car will get up and go! Recent work to the car includes new AC, new starter and flywheel, new air ride pump, new carburetor, new head gaskets, valve gaskets and new drive belts....

The 1950s were a time of rejuvenation for American automakers and Oldsmobile wasted no time with innovations to shape the future. Debuting for the 1949 model year the 88 was a stylish, practical vehicle with a thundering powerplant under the hood. Considered by some as a precursor to the muscle cars of the 60s, the Olds Rocket 88 dominated in stock car racing. This 1950 example is a sight to behold in it's eye catching green paint job. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the complete chrome trim and the matching green steel wheels peeking from behind the snazzy hub caps. Take a seat inside and you'll feel like you're in a time capsule with cloth bench seats and a steering wheel that has an exuberant style you...

The Oldsmobile 88 was produced from 1949-1999 and was the division-s top selling line from 1950-1974. The new model shared the same B-body platform as the inline-6 powered model 76, but was paired with the new 303 cid -Rocket V8- engine producing 135 hp. The combination of a fairly light body and a powerful engine made it arguably the first -muscle car-. In fact, the Rocket 88 would go on to dominate NASCAR racing, winning 6 of 9 races in the 1949 season. 1954 saw significant styling changes to the line and featured longer and lower body shells and wrap-around windows. The Rocket V8 was increased to 324 cid and could be mated to manual or -Hydra-Matic- automatic transmissions. This beautiful 1954 Olds is powered by a rebuilt 454 Chevrolet V8 powerplant and paired with a Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. The owner states 18,000 miles since the rebuild that included a mild cam and 3:73 gear ratio. Additional features...

A true icon of American automotive history. This model is presented in a striking blue exterior color, a hue that captures the spirit of the era and adds to the car's overall charm. The interior of this Rocket 88 Club Coupe is equally impressive, featuring a crescent blue color scheme that complements the exterior. The interior is spacious and comfortable, providing a driving experience that is both relaxing and enjoyable. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 455 CID Rocket V8 engine. This engine is renowned for its performance and reliability, offering a smooth and responsive driving experience. Paired with an automatic transmission, this Oldsmobile Rocket 88 Club Coupe provides an effortless and enjoyable ride, whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets. This 1950 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 Club Coupe is also equipped with a range of features for your comfort and convenience. It comes with air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable driving environment no matter the weather. An AM/FM radio is also included, allowing you to enjoy your favorite music or listen to the news as you...

By 1951 the 88 was the entry level model in the Oldsmobile line up. This was the first year all Oldsmobile's came exclusively with the Rocket V-8. The rocket engine was an all-new design that pumped out 135hp. Quite an accomplishment when you consider the ever-popular Ford Flathead V-8 was putting out 35 less horsepower. The 1951-52 Rocket 88 was an instant hit with its sleek design. It didn't hurt that the 88 Rocket was also crowned 'King of Nascar'. Some even consider the Rocket 88 the predecessor to the muscle car era. This 1951 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 is painted in Tuxedo black with and abundance of chrome and stainless...