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(@Larry Hooper)
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1958 Oldsmobile Super Eighty Eight 371CI Automatic Convertible
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(@Bill Willard)
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LOVE these chrome covered convertible cruisers!!!



   
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Nice pic of a car that along with the 58 Buick IMO are the ugliest cars GM made in that period.



   
(@Ken Allen)
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Now that's what I call a can of chrome polish! Nice pics.



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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Look at that smooth firewall .......

No power brake booster

No A\C

Just a plain simple easy to work on - engine compartment



   
(@chris)
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In an area when chrome sold cars GM simply forgot about style with this one.



   
(@chris)
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Actually Dennis, I believe this does have power brakes. The set up is located further down.



   
(@duncan)
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I always thought the 58/59 Mercury had some strange and over the top lines, but now I see it wasn't

Alone!



   
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