Thank god it's here. I was sick of waiting for it:gotya: looks great, congrats

Should do a pretty good burn out with those skinny cross plies.

Quote from: bonnevista link=topic=3245.msg19305#msg19305Should do a pretty good burn out with those skinny cross plies.

I already have the spot for that down the bottom of my street after i did the brake test.
:rub::rub::rub::rub::rub:

Well done guys.....can't wait to see it on the road.
How about that map of America in the steering wheel centre!
Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful world of   Oldsmobiles.

Congrats Sharon.....hope your happy with it...look forward to seeing it.

Very nice Sharon hope you all enjoy it wery much..:drink:

Quote from: WOTSA442 link=topic=3245.msg19308#msg19308Well done guys.....can't wait to see it on the road.
How about that map of America in the steering wheel centre!
Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful world of   Oldsmobiles.

That map of America (north,middle and south) does look impressive not only on the steering wheel but on the bonnet and trunk lid.
As far advanced they were with cubic inches and other advanced features the Oldsmobile guys must have been Greeks....someone forgot to tell them the earth is round, not flat anymore.
But hang on....Oldsmobile....oldies mobile...shut up me....    

Quote from: WOTSA442 link=topic=3245.msg19308#msg19308Well done guys.....can't wait to see it on the road.
How about that map of America in the steering wheel centre!
Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful world of   Oldsmobiles.

Yes indeed col , sharon could not stop saying " its so cool" we are so happy we took a chance on a olds , i just don't understand why we don't see more mid fifties olds here, i havn't seen one at any car shows everyone is caught up with chevs i suppose , but then again i did not see many for sale in the US either.

I just don't get the tri - 5 Chevy thing.  Give me anything from the other GM divisions at that time.

Quote from: bonnevista link=topic=3245.msg19322#msg19322I just don't get the tri - 5 Chevy thing.  Give me anything from the other GM divisions at that time.

How about the Buick 8. Stephen King's most favorite transportation to hell and back.