1971 Olds 98 Low Mileage Survivor! @ www.NationalMuscleCars.com National Muscle Cars

1971 Oldsmobile 98. 18,729 Original Miles. Original, Fire Breathing 455 Cubic Inch Rocket V8 Engine! This is a true time capsule purchased from the estate of the original owner. Loaded to the Max with tons of factory options. Everything working as it should. Runs looks and drives spectacular! We love cars and a low mileage original always excites us. Phenomenal car you can Show or Drive anywhere. Your Trusted Classic, Antique and Muscle Car Source Since 1995
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[@iDONTdoFacebook]

Oh MAN! SO nice!! My dad had one of these ‘71 Olds Ninety-Eights back in 1980-82. It was PRISTINE! In early 1981 he drove it from home in Arkansas to Tempe Arizona where he picked me up, and together we drove it out to Southern California where we spent some time in Buena Park, then up to Paradise California to pick up my mom who had been visiting her dying father, then across Nevada over to Salt Lake City and Orem Utah to visit family and friends, then headed back home to Arkansas going down through New Mexico, across the Texas panhandle, through Oklahoma into Arkansas. The whole ride made in a beautiful, shiny, powerful, COMFORTABLE ‘71 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight! A memorable trip in a memorable classic American land-yacht!

[@robertortiz8540]

In 1979, when I was 19 years old I had a 1972 Oldsmobile-98 it was a 2 door Silver the top was black inside was black with vinyl interior seats power windows, power locks, power trunk, AM & FM Radio with 8 Track tape player Air Conditioner it had a 455 engine with 4 barrel carburetor V8, I remember when I filled it up with gas 10 dollars would give you 16-gallons now 10 dollars will give you 3 gallons these cars bring back good memories Thank You for posting.

[@edwardyoung522]

It's big, beautiful and covers two zip codes. I love it.

[@josealfredocuevas]

Absolutely stunning beautiful car 71 Oldsmobile 98 that is a true survivor American classic absolutely amazing 💯💥👍🏼

[@christianheidt5733]

What an absolute treasure! I had a 74 it was a dream car

[@imakittycat1302]

🇺🇸 Those are amazing cars. if you never drove one you wouldn't know. I've owned a few Delta 88s and Olds 98s from the 60s and 70s . They just run and ride and sound so amazing and unique like no other....Great Ol American car🇺🇸

[@glenng7085]

This video brought back soch memories...My dad bought a 1970 for $ 250.00 in 1985 from a guy he knew that liked to gamble and begged him to buy the car that day cause he "had to get out of town"!! My mom got so mad it was funny, how could you buy a car that you never drove before? He said $250 bucks , how bad can it be,he said all night not calming her! I went with her to check it out later on. When we opened the doors all the interior lights came on, the quality nylon like cloth seats were perfect soft luxury! The only difference I remember was the instrument panel. When she turned the key that dashboard lit up is a beautiful iridescence silver/green and the engine was quiet. She drove it down the street...perfect! She said I better park your father's car! The next day it became Mom's car!!! It was powerful smooth and the best turning big car we ever owned...Had 3 good years out of that olds '98 until a drunken idiot Creamed it parked on a street...that Oldsmobile was as great as a Cadillac or Lincoln Continental in its own style. The last of Detroit s finest!

[@tedwolcott3650]

So nice to see an Oldsmobile still in original factory condition as intended! These fine cars had style and class nothing built today comes close to this how could the automotive industry have went from this to what they build today ?this car is absolutely beautiful

[@raymondhaley8156]

These are definitely the cars I grew up driving 98 has been my favorite olds since I was 15 and even as a kid in high school I drove land yahts and still do cars like this one are beyond Honda and Toyota,s capability.

[@HoosierGreek]

Now that is one beautiful Oldsmobile! 🙂

[@davidpancerev9658]

Nice 455 v8 prior to the horsepower crash. Little did we know...

[@kevinlyman01]

My first car was a '72 Olds 98. MAN I MISS THAT CAR! Same color, same trim. I wish I could could find one for sale with Regency trim.

[@guglielmo64]

Nothing rode like these cars!

[@taraszacharko431]

What a beautiful time capsule. Cruising in a hardtop on warm summer nights...

[@TyyeahBStoo]

71 olds 98 what a real nice car 👍

[@shwt121]

What a beautiful, shining example of one of Americas historical icons.

[@Mister006]

It's the same exact color and top scheme as is found in the advertisements of that time! This is about a pristine specimen of the ideal version of that car of that day! Excellent paint and engine bay!

[@mariogullette4795]

I love The 1971- 1976 OLDS 98 BODYSTYLES, THEY'RE MY FAVORITE CLASSICS 70'S LARGE GM ALONG SIDE OF BUICK & CADDILAC AROUND THAT SAME ERA OF AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE!

[@daleandrews9356]

Our family had one like this except ours was a 2 dr. LS and gold/gold. One of the prettier car we've ever had. It was driving a pillow, but had plenty of power for such a big car. It would run a flat out 120 mph, 'cause I did it! It took maybe around 45 sec. to 1 minute with the accelerator held down. It was just a gorgeous car. My dad bought it new.

[@milehighclassics]

Mines the 73 model on you tube similar colour, wow this is a nice machine! Love it

[@dontellgucci1117]

I remember these as brand new. Then when I was 16' and had drivers license my Moms aunt sold me her 70' Olds Delta 88. 455'4bbl V-8. It had the double skinny whitewall tires like this one in video. Love those Oldsmobiles and this one is a real honey

[@SurviventheOnslaught]

I bet you never accidently smoked the tires around a corner

[@elyrccaledon6600]

A work of art. Thanks for sharing.

[@thismodernmonkiedelection1647]

There's a 1:43 scaled diecast "Kess" model of this same 1971 make, brownish-orange and model on Etsy, and Ebay. Did you see it? I have the lime-green one.

[@jamesh7571]

Wow that really brought back childhood memories, my dad bought a '71 delta 88 4 dr hardtop with same color scheme, the front end is almost identical, but the rest is definitely more luxury and better looking, while well equipped as a dealer "demo" from Greebe olds on kingshighway Blvd in st louis back in the day, but long gone, it was truly a treat to check out your exceptionally nice 98!! Thanks man

[@shwt121]

I've owned two of these; a 1971 , white w/ ice blue int & a 1973 , GM Green w/ forest green brocade interior.....both had the rear-seat clock ; which is just soooooo "piss" elegant for any automobile , along with the seperate ashtrays in the armrests & individual lighters ; which all worked until THE Fuses blew , and then , of course , you just buy another one and replace them ; they were the old 'glass barrel' fuses. This 98 is gorgeous !!! Is it for sale ??

[@guglielmo64]

Beautiful Olds!

[@gene978]

Just INCREDIBLE! Even better is last year for this Horsepower rating before Emissions robbed the HP from these monster engines. I had a ‘72 Same car. MISS it Low Mileage gold with cream top. same style interior Paid $1500 in 1982 it was 10 years old. Sold it a year later for $2500 and I did nothing at all to the car. Except keep it detailed and fluid, belts, and hose changes.

[@milehighclassics]

Sooo lovely

[@georgeszaslavsky]

gorgeous ride

[@guglielmo64]

Man can that olds run!

[@pkramerable]

Clean! Nicely kept.

[@milehighclassics]

Mine is similar it's the bronze1973 on you tube soon to be on the road here in the U.K. Needs paint ant top. Almost done

[@76grandprix]

That thing rolls! Niiice!

[@robertvaughn6223]

My dads favorite car Olds98

[@vatintv1319]

OH...My Dream.

[@aarongranda7825]

My father had the Electra 225, similar on the outside but different on the inside. It did not have flow through ventilation. It started rusting in the rear quarters around 1978. The fender skirts went first.

[@davidpancerev9658]

Before OPEC screwed things up

[@76calidude]

Wow...I had one of these probably around the mid 1990's. It was a cream color with avacado green interior, the same upholstery style as this one. It had 76k original miles and bought it from the original owner for $750. I drove the heck out of that car! Everything worked too..down to the A/C., until the compressor gave out.

[@debonairecatalina6570]

probably just the clutch! lol

[@jhuerta1378]

Manure brown

[@watferfoot1467]

Is it a factory trunk liner ?

[@shwt121]

ALL THE LATE 60's and early to mid 70's GM VEHICLES were the Auto Industries " HAY-DAZE" BACK ' IN THE DAY'...and , of course , CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE had their designs and land-yachts as well as FORD & AMC....and then "OPEC" HAPPENED....which really sucked because the Federal Government got involved AND PRETTY much dictated@ that point how the american vehicles should be designed and built......& out the window went all the BEAUTIFUL LAND-YACHTS.....Along with the very impressive horsepower ratings.

[@gregcurtis3441]

SICK

[@royboate3641]

hey, where's the factory eight-track???

[@aarongranda7825]

Stunning. Unfortunate that these big Detroit ladies attracted rust like roaches to a barbecue. Many were lost to oxidation.

[@lauedbeatz5655]

I'm thinking about selling mine mine. 72' 98 ls coupe ....it's on my page. How much were you asking for yours?

[@walkenniasimpson7605]

Is the car for sale?

[@Bobbydonothing]

What's the price?

[@jhuerta1378]

You could put dead bodies in the trunk