1973 Oldsmobile 88

Step Back Into The Golden Era Of American Motoring With This 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Convertible. Combining Unmistakable Early 70s Full Size Oldsmobile Styling, This Drop-Top Is The Definition Of Classic American Luxury. The Royale Designation Brought An Added Touch Of Elegance To Oldsmobiles Legendary Delta 88 Lineup, Making This Convertible An Especially Desirable Example For Collectors And Enthusiasts Alike.

From Its Sweeping Lines And Long Hood To Its Spacious Interior And Commanding Road Presence, The Delta 88 Royale Was Designed For One Thing: Cruising In Style. Lower The Top, Settle Into The Plush Cabin, And Enjoy The Kind Of Open-Air Driving Experience That Simply Isnt Made Anymore.

Only 7,088 Delta 88 Royale Convertibles made For The 1973 Model Year.

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Out Of Long Term Ownership, This Oldsmobile Has Been Well Maintained Through The Years. Rust Proofing Applied From New..

Features On This Vehicle Include:
Smooth Oldsmobile 350ci V8 Engine With 4 BBL Carburetor
Smooth Shifting Automatic Transmission
Power Steering
Power (Front) Disc Brakes
Power Windows
Air Conditioning
Working Factory In Dash Clock
Cruise Control
Dual Chrome Side Mirrors w/ Drivers Side Control
Multi-Speed Wipers
Factory AM/FM/Cassette
Passenger Side Visor Mirror
Just Updated With New Brake Lines, Hoses And Wheel Cylinders

Exterior In Cranberry Red
White Side Molding
Power Convertible Top In Maroon With Glass Rear Window
Oxblood Interior w/ Matching Boot
Radial White Wall Tires On SS-IV Wheels
These are a steel wheel with a soft plastic facing molded onto the wheel. Motor Wheel, which is a large OEM wheel manufacturer produced such wheels in the late 60s and through the 1970s, and other OEM manufacturers may have produced similar products as well. Motor Wheel also sold aftermarket wheels under their own name for a few years, including a polycast wheel called the Exiter which was similar in appearance.

If you can get close enough to a polycast wheel to touch it, theyre easily identified because the plastic material is fairly soft. Soft enough, that the edges of oval openings can be deformed slightly with just a little pressure from a finger. The plastic rebounds right back into proper position as soon as the pressure is removed however, meaning that the wheels are fairly durable and therefore maintain their appearance well.
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