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(@James Schmittinger)
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"Car of the Day"

'61 Olds Dynamic 88 Convertible

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Anyone who has ever seen the movie Thelma and Louise has had visions of driving a mint condition red convertible like this cross country. Well, now is your chance. Look at the photos of this super rare car and you just know that it will turn heads as you drive it. This 1961 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible has great lines and has recently underwent a complete and expensive restoration. A perfect car for that high spirited person in your life! Features: Engine: Rare and powerful Big Block 394 V-8 engine Chassis/Drive Train: Automatic Transmission - Recently refurbished Power Steering, Power Brakes Exterior: New chrome bumpers and stainless trim, new tires, a new power top, new upholstery, and new paint. Nice car! Interior: Beautiful Red and White color keyed with color keyed door panel inserts - High Quality workmanship! Electric Wipers, Heater, Dual Horn buttons on the Steering Wheel, Restored Steering Wheel, AM Radio. The best thing is the fact that this car drives as good as it looks. B-)



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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BEAUTIFUL! I hope WCPD does this, along with a 62.



   
(@Steve Kiraly)
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Super ! Fanatstic ! I love any '61 Olds!! This is the bottom series, I believe, and looks like a million bucks!!!!



   
(@Michael Roddy)
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Alright James!.....You found my car!!! That was my ride back when I was 17. I bought it used from my sister right after I blew the engine on my first car, a 1955 Buick Special that I bought for $50.00. The Olds you have posted is identical to mine, right down to the hubcaps. On the down side, that 394 wasn't much help in preserving the life of the rear tires and it wouldn't have won any awards for gas mileage economy.

I loved that car....you just made my day!



   
(@Ron Hughes)
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WCPD just has to do this beauty.



   
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