One of my favorite ‘60’s cars.

Bucket list car along with a 1962 Pontiac Gran Prix

Best GM car ever made

I have a 65 cutlass originally sold in Arizona has 51,000 miles on it

My dream car. Some desire a Rolls-Royce, some a Bentley or some other high or ultra high end automobile ( I did not say 'car' for a reason). If any one who has experienced an 1962 Oldsmobile Sta0rfire, cannot call that experience merely a 'car'. My father, owned cadila

Beautiful Oldsmobile 1962 Starfire.

That's class not like to day

This car is a top symbol of '60 at moment that people got a passion for space, lof of inspirations, your car is beautiful, nothing to say. Please make some other video with less sun and better quality, especially about details from interior ;)

What a beautiful car that don't make them like this anymore all they have is plastic and rubber stamps in these new cars they don't know what luxury is anymore I wouldn't trade this 62 for a new one this is just a beautiful car it's just like riding in a Lincoln Continental Corey Cadillac

Mine was eggshell which set off the chrome side piece. The interior was white which really brought out the beauty of the bucket seats. Wish I hadn't blown up the engine but hey, I was 20. Loved that car.

my landlord had a silver on dark red int 62 starfire in montreal around 1983 i could stare at those lines forever.

I wish GM would bring back these types of cars in this generation they would probably have to do some modifications to meet all the specs.

This is like the kid who shows off his new toy and won’t share

I love the car, spread the love brother. I need a time machine, snag a new one for $5K

The metal top with its simulated convertible look caused a lot of excitement in 1962 as I recall. It was really a brilliant styling trick. The '62 Olds was one of the most attractive GM offerings.

I have a 1:18 scale model of your car. IT'S MY FAVORITE! NICE CAR YOU GOT THERE!

In 1962 I was in high school and let me tell you that silver strip olds were Da Bomb. The car was a total knock out! Everyone I knew wanted to be at the wheel of this or the new pontiac grand prix. But the Olds attracted a, well, more upper class following than the Pontiacs. The two big problems with some of early 60's Olds was that after raising the price of the top oldsto nearly a cadillac, GM decided to save money and put in the horrible slush box power glide two speed transmissions then when buyers howled said the four speed trans was too costly. People if they wanted to keep the car had to put in the exec pontiac 4 speed trans. But most simply sold the power glide cars. Their next car, believe me, was a Chrysler kids.... The other major problem was the #$%&@ hydraulic lifters. It hot weather they would pump up and stall the engine. There were gurus who could machine the lifters others put in noisy mechanical lifters or.some guys. Put in ROLLER lifters with the kit and a 3/4 cam and then bragged they had an "roller cam" .in their car. What great memories. There were lifter gurus who could machine the lifters

In 1968 when I was 8 years old my dad had the same exact car in the same exact color wow this brings back memories. It had power windows, power seats, AM Radio I wish GM would bring back this particular style back again like they did with the 2010 Camaro Thank You for posting.

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I owned 2 of these olds starfires in 68 an one in 69.a silver grey an white One.

Had one mine a white one an a Silver one they were great.

I'll tell you what - $4661.00 was huge money for a car in 1962!

My Dad had one exactly like that. Those suckers would move!

Love the car hate your video, the olds Starfire deserves better.

350 + hp

This was colour except he had pink top stood out

Body by Fisher

Sweet Olds.

Hi David, gorgeous and sexy Starfire! Thanks for the upload! : )

Those were good cars with the exception of the crappy Jetaway transmissions. Chroming of the jack was a silly waste of money! Great color!

Beautiful job. I will build this for my 1999 Lincoln Town Car

my old dad had one when I was about 13. Loved that car, wish my mom could have kept after he passed away.

Beautiful car. But $4000 dollars in '62 equates to about $35,000 dollars today. That is a "Princely Sum" to pay for an automobile, and exactly why I would never buy a brand new car (Unless I was so wealthy that I didn't have to worry about money).

my dad had one exactly like that really beautiful car!

Alsome car I'm starting to restore my 63 holiday 88,2 Dr..

I had one of these in the early 70's.

55 thru 60s GM had some of the greatest body lines, some very stylish details.( 59 Chevy)

Dennis Gage from MyClassicCar has done the best overview on these vehicles I have yet seen online

These cars came with a generator in 1962 if not equipped with A/C; this alternator is not stock.

there is a girl on teen titans named starfire. just as beautiful as these cars. 1961 1962 1963 1964

I love this guys voice, it fits perfectly with this video.

"screwed into place with inch and a half nails..." that's some trick. ;)

Owned one once wish I still had it ,.

I'm glad you restored it to original, factory stock condition. Too many of these cars are modified and souped up, losing their originality. The stylists knew what they were doing when they designed them, and I think they should be left that way! Beautiful car!

Where will the spare tire go?

That car is an absolute work of art! I have always been a huge fan of the 64 Impala.. But after looking at this car I may change my mind! One question.. does it have the type of speedometer that has a bar at the bottom that changes from green to orange then to red? Years ago.. my parents had a 62 Dynamic 88. I was fascinated with the color changing speedometer rather than having the red needle most cars have.

Ever since I saw these in 1962 when I was eleven years old they have been my favorite car. Never had a chance to own one. Love it.

On mine you lift the too there's plastic lift that there's morr

Dude, do u do voiceovers and/or narrations for a living? : ) As for showing the car off, l don't blame u one bit.

Incredible. That is one fine restoration! I had a 62 Dynamic 88 which was smooth as glass and a beast. The one thing that would keep me from buying another is parts availability. It was a daily driver for 6 years and I sold it in 2000. The 394 and slim jim trans were unique as was the permanently lubed suspension. I remember having a heck of time finding a new trans governor. Although with how far the internet has come, support and parts are probably much easier to come by these days.