There were 5 of these in my family. 1 98, 2 Super 88s, 2 Dynamic 88s. They were great cars. Loved the speedos, fuel guages tended to bounce a bit. When it stopped bouncing....it was empty.

Flat top!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Now try the 60 Pontiac! The wide track suspension tracks much better than the Oldsmobile. And the trunk on the Vista top is actually larger!

From all that I've seen and read of Packard Motors I can say they had a solid build and reputation to go with it. The straight eight was essentially bullet proof both quiet and strong. Too bad Packard was a victim of it's own success and was faced with an overwhelming dealership presence in every corner of the country from Ford, GM and Chrysler. I would be driving Packard today for sure if they were still around no doubt. Thank you for a great review and awesome look at this beautiful car, it has a lot of WOW factor no doubt.

This guy reminds me of Jack Black.

I've always loved this car my uncle had the super88 same color,my dad had a super88 1959 in baby blue great cars you don't see them in car shows except for a convertible or coupe.

My 88 300CE daily driver turned 209,000 miles today on a 125 mile trip. So lovely to drive - and to look at!

Duratecs were Mazda MRZ/MZR engines.

This is my dream car but after hearing all the horror stories I went for a Rivian r1t. It might not look as nice as a gallardo but I can carry, tow, off-road, hold more people, and smoke most lambos with a 0 to 60 in 3 secs flat.

my favorite Jeep, I got one many year from here

What’s a blind spot?

Dude. You've been filming some CRAZY stuff lately!!! Keep up the good work!!

I really don't care for what you showed me I really don't think you understand the car

erm what the sigma

Me and my company got a 1986 F350 6.9 IDI a with a dump bed, 5 speed and 4wd a couple months ago. Thing weighs 14000 pounds. This is the most reliable truck we've ever gotten. We got it at 362k and its now at 476k miles and it it still going strong with little to no maintenance. Wish they made more trucks like this nowadays.

I just love that saying, "They don't make 'em like they used to." My brakes in my all original '65 Chrysler NYK went out at 35 at mph, and I reared ended a Compact Dodge. The front end of my Chrysler looked like it was hit by a train, and the Dodge was missing a bumper. I "love" my classic cars, but there is a reason they don't make 'em like they used to. 😂

I have a 2018 370Z NISMO tech I would love for you to test drive one of those one day..

In the early 90’s drinks that big didn’t exist. People eat and drink all day and night and then look around all confused “why am I overweight and tired all the time?”

My 07 just rolled over 300K, I bought it from the original family. I know it's had 2 timing chains and water pumps, New radiator and fan clutch 2 yrs ago, along with brakes and front CV axles. Runs like a champ and everything works including the AC.

I know people say buying low mileage, older vehicles is a waste of money. But honestly, a close to new older vehicle would probably be more reliable than the crap coming out today 🤣

That wood is cool and so much nicer to see than the plastic they use on most of the way over priced cars of today.In my opinion it looks really interesting over all and I guess it got the job done.

Cool Beans, man! It's *great* to see unrestored oldies like that.

I'd like to see Joe Raiti drive this. 😅

These automobiles are what people actually want to see and are interested about ❤.

I'm generally not a fan of Olds styling but I agree that this car looks great. Might be the best expression of the 60 GM full sizer.

Nice Dashboard 😊

Great Styling 👍

you can't feel the 3-4 shift in that car because the 4th gear doesn't exist. That has a 3-speed automatic, 4 speed automatics didn't come around in GM's lineup until the very late 70's.

A friend of my mother had a blue 1960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 convertible.

OMG ! That brought back so many memories. My dad owned the exact one you showed . Ours was in light blue . But aside from that exactly the same .

How obscenely comfortable looks like,we need that again

Cars in that era had metals in the panels which were prone to rusting and corrosion, something that you could have pointed out in the video. But still a great review nonetheless.

BEST CARS EVER IN THE 60s !

I had a 79 holiday 88 sports coupe

Ecotec is the same in Vauxhall in the uk

car looks excellent

These nissan last forever unlike the newer ones with cvt

Need lead additive?

That steering wheel did infact slip into the 2000s and is still a great design

The 225 slant six was in destructible

That back window was so big l😂

Oh my God this is my exact first car that I got in 19 89. Exact baby blue color slant six but mine was so rusted out and the front end was so bad I should have died in it. So many good memories in the backseat with my high school girl friend

I love how much you love this cool car 👌🎄🚗

Im here because I'm considering buying an 88 alltrac, so frickin cool. I want another Celica, but I need one practical car, so best of both worlds

Stupid Americans want mammoth widow maker Humpty Dumpty SUVs that not only rolls over but has little to no safety ... IAM taking about prior 2015s .... They have improved is safety and went haywire when it comes to reliability..

Beautiful 88 ! Thanks for showing her. Nice monologue!

128 lb ft at 1000 rpm a regular tractor engine!

DOnTeLL ME WHAt BLOws My Mind :) DANNM RIGGHT THEY DONT MAKE EM LIKE THJEY USED TOO! what automobile perfection looks like in my opinion

*If I ever bought one of these* I would paint it pearl white with “gold” trim. Glass roof. And use the bus as a “Luxury Travel Date” service along the Miami Coast. I know people there would bite. Use the back walled off area like a food truck which is popular as hell there.

Had a 62 Dynamic 88 Best freaking winter car I ever had