1967 Oldsmobile Luxury98 Bimini Blue Iridescent

This 1967 mobile ety-Eight Convertible, described as a “trophy winning car,” is one of 3,769 such open-air models produced that year. The seller makes few statements about the mobile’s ownership and restoration history, noting that the paint’s originality is uncertain, but that the 425-cu.in. V8 is “original to the vehicle.” The ety Eight’s present condition is described as “excellent,” with “no scratches, rust, or body damage.” The mobile’s convertible top shows no damage and looks to have very good fit. The interior appears to be in very good overall condition, with the black vinyl seating and carpeting showing no tears or other damage. sed on the photos, both the engine bay and underside  present as generally clean, with minimal visible surface corrosion. The mobile is optioned with factory air conditioning that the seller says is presently inoperative.

• The 425-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 365 horsepower, is described by the seller as original.
• All bodywork appears to be straight, with no visible damage or imperfections.
• The seller says the mobile is “free of rust and body blemishes.”
• The vinyl seating looks to be in very good condition, with no visible damage.
• The convertible top shows no damage and appears to have very good fit.
• h the engine bay and underside present as generally clean.
• The carpeted trunk presents cleanly.
• The mobile is fitted with later-model wire wheel covers.

• An embroidered car cover will be provided.

• The air conditioning is reportedly inoperative.

• This 1967 mobile ety-Eight Convertible is described as a “trophy winner.”
• The bodywork and trim show no dents, scratches, or other imperfections.
• The 425-cu.in. V8 is said to be original to the car.
• The interior looks to be in very good, damage-free overall condition.
• The odometer reads 80,866 miles but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean nsylvania title in the owner’s name. The seller is assisting the owner, with her permission, to get the vehicle listed online. This 1967 mobile ety-Eight Convertible looks to be highly presentable and is described by the seller as “a past winner of multiple trophies.”