Posted by Leroy on December 12, 2019 at 07:10:15 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Oldsmobile posted by Ultradog MN on December 12, 2019 at 04:42:42:
I had a 65 F85 4 door White with the 330 for many a year, Driving it when I met and married my wife. Rusted out bad at rear body mounts. It would have been a better car if I had the avaible 6 cylinder as that 8 cylinder was way to powerfull for that car, had trouble not spinning the tires every time I started. Eventually ended up with 2 sizes of tires oversize and that ended that problem and made it handle better. Always wanted a 61-63 and a 64 F85 but never got one. I also had a 85, 94 & 96 Cutlas. Grandpa had a 48 98 4 door that the body was stamped on the same press as my 49 Cadillac. Dad had a 34 when I was born. Got it totaled in a wreck when someone ran into him.
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