1972 Olds 442 on 2040-cars
Fredonia, New York, United States
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Offering for sale a beautiful 1972 Olds 442 recreation. This is not a real 442 but a recreation. Some of the first couple of pics show the rear wing on backwards, we have turned it around now and will try to add new pics. This olds was originally from California was restored just a few years ago. I believe it has all its original sheet metal. the paint is excellent, The chrome is excellent, the bumpers have been rechromed, the Interior is excellent, the underside is excellent. Feel free to come take a look at this beauty. The car has longer rear springs in the back to give it the stance it has. I have the original springs and will give them to the new owner or put them in if you want. It only takes about a hour to change them back. The car has a rebuilt 455 with a 400 auto trans that runs great. It has a 12 bolt posi rear, bucket seats with console, auto on floor shift. Power steering, front disc brakes, Original air car you will need some parts to get the air going again. Needs a compressor , bracket and a couple of the hoses. If you are a N.Y. individual we will give you a new N.Y. inspection and you will have to pay N.Y. sales tax. If you are not in N.Y. you will not have to pay N.Y. sales tax. This is a very nice car and won a trophy at a car show in the Buffalo area last month, I drove the car to the show myself about 100 miles round trip and it ran great. The car was picked the best olds in the show and there were a number or very nice olds in the show. The car runs and drives as good as it looks. If you have any questions give me a call at 716 679 7755 ask for Gary between 10 am and 11pm N.Y. time Please. Thanks for looking.
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For the sake of perspective, translated to US population, this total recall figure would equal a car for each resident of New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Montana, Delaware, South Dakota, Alaska, North Dakota, the District of Columbia, Vermont and Wyoming. Combined. Here's how it all breaks down:
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