1947 Oldsmobile Series 68 Special Convertible

Presenting a beautifully restored classic: the 1947 Oldsmobile Series 68 Special Convertible, finished in its original Caspian Blue. This stunning vehicle has undergone an exhaustive nut and bolt, frame-off, rotisserie restoration, preserving the timeless elegance of this vintage masterpiece. Since restoration, it has accumulated just 4,000 miles, maintaining its pristine condition with a clean title.

The exterior boasts a superb Caspian Blue finish, completed to the highest standards, with smooth surfaces and excellent structural alignments throughout. The car’s chrome has been replated, trims polished, and all rubber components replaced. A new tan cloth top, complemented by a boot cover, elegantly fits the fully restored frame. Its classic 15″ steel rims, adorned with red finish and correct trim rings, are complemented by 7.00-15 Firestone Deluxe Champion whitewall tires for that authentic look.

The interior is nothing short of immaculate, featuring a refined two-tone leather and cloth seating arrangement, meticulously finished door panels, and matching rugs accented with tan piping. The dashboard is beautifully refinished with woodgrain, housing functional original features such as an AM radio, 6-volt wiring, operational lighting, a working clock, and wipers, as well as a rebuilt power top. Except for the fuel gauge, all the gauges function accurately, ensuring preparedness for long, comfortable drives.

Under the hood resides the fully rebuilt 257ci Inline-Eight engine, which starts easily, runs cool, and idles smoothly. Its companion, the rebuilt Hydra-Matic 4-speed automatic transmission, offers seamless gear shifts at proper intervals. With refurbished braking and suspension systems, along with new bushings and mounts, this car delivers a driving experience reminiscent of its factory-new condition.

This classic Oldsmobile represents an exceptional investment opportunity, offering a unique chance to own a piece of American automotive history ready to grace the roads for the next 76 years.