You need a camera man buddy

He sounds like trump

My first car was a 1970 buick skylark, rocket 🚀 350.. gold with black racing stripes.. brought it in 81.. rusted out like the titanic.. that baby was fast ....

Nice looking and great restoration work I have one of these in my garage parked for 44 yrs. Engine & trans needs work but entire body is dent free and also already primered. Most of chrome parts is in tack. Jt was my first car in high school back in summer of 1972

Excellent classic 👌

From my dad who purchased our '70 Buick Estate Wagon way back when he reports that color was called "Bamboo Cream". It was on our wagon and was very nice!

Gorgeous! I miss Oldsmobile!!! 😢

Nice car but not a nice way to show it !!!

Way my dad did it- what happened!!

Miles on mine is over 70.000 miles

Nice I do got 2.000 model payed 59.00

Oh God those horrible headlights, smh. Why do guys have to change shit on cars and not leave them OEM. I wouldn't piss on this car to help put it out if it were on fire.

chingon

That del Rey I’m the back is sexy

O.J Simpson

Yeah old cars always do need something but I would buy it in an instant at the right price. It is a beauty.

What’s the price

Take The camera off your head next time

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No A/C? Good things it's got vent windows. Didn't see a compressor and he didn't mention it.

I like the Olds with the rocket on & under the hood❤

Plenty of Luxury, power, beauty, and smooth ride ❤ The 54 & 55 98’s were and are very popular

that was my dream car when i was a teen. a friend of the family had a 280Z and she let me drive it a couple of times. When I got stationed in Japan, I was able to pick up a "Fairlady Z" for like $1000. Drove it for 3 years and sold it for $1200 when I left.

How much? Love it

Nice 😀

Very rare and super nice 98. Thanks Andy!

I preferred the Bonneville!

What a beauty 😍 i had a 1979 with the same engine and with Ws6 performance package and with t-tops. Was solar gold. Bought it new. You should have no problem selling her, she is quite the looker 😊😊😊😊

Terrible camera work......just hold it still so we can see the car

Price ?

The tires are far from period correct . KEY INNOVATIONS It’s more than just crossing the finish line first that excites us. BFGoodrich is driven to produce industry-first technology in all of its tire segments. 1947: First tubeless tire for American cars. 1965: First radial tire on the American market: the Lifesaver. 1967: First run-flat tire. 1972: Launches radial-ply touring tires in North America, while other manufacturers continue to develop “Bias-ply” tires. 1976: The world’s first all-terrain tire. 1999: The first tire with coloured lettering is introduced: The Scorcher T/A. 2002: The world’s first 24-inch 4X4 is released. 2016: Commemorates 40 years of SCORE BAJA Racing and the 40th anniversary of the Radial All-Terrain tire.

Good Luck Selling it w) No Working oil pressure guage

How much?

Thank you for this presentation. Iam in love with this brand.

Nice Audi convertible. Thanks Andy!

this wouldn't be considered a typical daily driver would it? I mean I know you can but would it be wise?

Why dont buyers zebart a car of this stature or the manufacturer

Needs servicing do you offer warranty?

The newest Version is the Audi A1 Sportback, 8x from 2011- 2018, that I proudly own! 😉👍

Holding a phone camera while trying to showcase, bad idea. Get a mount or a passenger next time.

Very cool car

PRETTY CAR. ALL OF GM'S 1959 CARS WERE REALLY QUITE BEAUTIFUL. MY FAVORITE IS THE 1959 BONNEVILLE. FROM THE DIVIDED GRILLE to the beautiful double tail fin rear, it was georgeous. It was one of GM'S best years for design

I disagree. I've owned one of these and I have to say I was deeply disappointed. First, this 3.0 flat six produced very little horsepower therefore it was rather slow. Lightweight it was was but all of it was behind the rear axel so the front suspension could not hold the road and it handled poorly. Clutch was very hard and combined way too long shift throws, one would think it was a truck. Lets see, anything else? Air conditioning is essentially non existent and mine being black on black in LA summer heat, it was not fun. I recommend a later 911 as the weight distribution along with the power made monumental progress. I also owned a first generation boxster though slightly improved power but the mid engine configuration really became a outstanding car to drive.

safety first

when i was 18 had a 72 short wheelbase *green with white stripe tug and roll seats* white spoke rims,west coast mirrors, gun rack, red neck bar*aka sliding back glass* with 302 boss, pos rear end, dual exhaust, with 18-inch glass packs, loved that truck I would power brake ripped 3 Transmisson's out before figuring out how to stop it from tweaking. every time I left the house the po-po would be on me like white on rice lol ended up having to sale it one week later the person that bought it wrapped it around a tree dodging a cow neither was hurt other than the truck

when i was 18 had a 72 short wheelbase *green with white stripe tug and roll seats* white spoke rims,west coast mirrors, gun rack, red neck bar*aka sliding back glass* with 302 boss, pos rear end, dual exhaust, with 18-inch glass packs, loved that truck I would power brake ripped 3 Transmisson's out before figuring out how to stop it from tweaking. every time I left the house the po-po would be on me like white on rice lol ended up having to sale it one week later the person that bought it wrapped it around a tree dodging a cow neither was hurt other than the truck

I want to know if he just has one arm or what?

My dream car from back in the day.

Beautiful