1978 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser

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    Steady bidding.

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    Loving the red interior but those mismatched patches of woodgrain would drive me nuts.
     
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    The mismatched wood panels are even a bit more disconcerting than that. Cars in Illinois which makes me think perhaps some work was done below the belt line and just covered over with whatever was available. I do like those GM reds from the ‘70’s.
     
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    SOLD for $4950.
     
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    Believe to be original....... I always love those adds on EBay when they say.... all original, new interior, or all original, one repaint..... and the car is tinkle yellow and you can see metallic blue in the door jams. I guess you can tell the economy is good when people buy stuff for 80% of what it’s worth, shine it up, and try to sell if for 160% over its value. I guess it works enough to keep doing it. Like a ratty ‘76 Colony Park, I guess with this car too you just spin the wheel, get your asking price and pray. Good luck with this one too.
     

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