http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O… to me like the model was produced from 1941 to 1996. What makes you think the 98 model started in the 50s?
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Jeff Hartzel
it has air ride duh! I can make it look like a 4 wheel drive if I want. its a 98 or slimline or roach back or fast back who the f#*k cares!
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Linda Staszek
“My Grandmother’s Olds 88 was So Much Nicer!”
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Jose Font
I had a ’47 Chevy Stylemaster just like this Olds pictured here, only diff was the front bumper & grill assem..! BPOC’s where mostly the same around this model year (Post War ’47, ’48 & ’49 Model’s) This model is most popular with today’s crowd because of the distinct “Two-Door, Torpedo style slant back”. But to answer your question-the Olds 88 and the 98 models did not roll off the assembly line ’till 1953 and incidently have you seen the 1954 Olds 88 concept car was made to compete with the Chevy Corvette? Wow! Google it!
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Jeff Hartzel
the olds and pontiac were 8in longer because they had the strait 8s in them
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Evan Ernst
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O… to me like the model was produced from 1941 to 1996. What makes you think the 98 model started in the 50s?
Jeff Hartzel
it has air ride duh! I can make it look like a 4 wheel drive if I want. its a 98 or slimline or roach back or fast back who the f#*k cares!
Linda Staszek
“My Grandmother’s Olds 88 was So Much Nicer!”
Jose Font
I had a ’47 Chevy Stylemaster just like this Olds pictured here, only diff was the front bumper & grill assem..! BPOC’s where mostly the same around this model year (Post War ’47, ’48 & ’49 Model’s) This model is most popular with today’s crowd because of the distinct “Two-Door, Torpedo style slant back”. But to answer your question-the Olds 88 and the 98 models did not roll off the assembly line ’till 1953 and incidently have you seen the 1954 Olds 88 concept car was made to compete with the Chevy Corvette? Wow! Google it!
Jeff Hartzel
the olds and pontiac were 8in longer because they had the strait 8s in them