New guy in Houston Tx
January 21st, 2015, 09:12 PM
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New guy in Houston Tx
Hello everyone, just bought a new project, a 46 olds Series 76 Sedan. Very original car. Don't have it running yet. I'm currently trying to find a diagram of the hydramatic shifter linkage since mine was apart when I got it. Anyone else on here have any of these earlier cars? They seem somewhat rare. Jason
January 22nd, 2015, 12:54 AM
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Hi, and welcome to the forum!
That's an awesome model, good luck with it!
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That's an awesome model, good luck with it!
We are the supporting vendor of the ClassicOldsmobile, check out our section on the forum and the website when you need something for your cars!
Michael
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January 22nd, 2015, 07:26 AM
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Welcome aboard, X2 on the above info, the vintage forum is where the early post war guys hangout .Let me be the first to ask for a few pictures of your ride......Tedd
PS. that information should be available out of your service manual, you do have one if not I highly recommend that you pick one up...
PS. that information should be available out of your service manual, you do have one if not I highly recommend that you pick one up...
January 23rd, 2015, 06:01 PM
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Welcome
Jason:
Welcome from another Houstonian. I'm working on a '72 442 ragtop, don't really know much about Olds prior to the '68 models. Good luck with your search, the guys here are very helpful.
Rodney
Welcome from another Houstonian. I'm working on a '72 442 ragtop, don't really know much about Olds prior to the '68 models. Good luck with your search, the guys here are very helpful.
Rodney
January 24th, 2015, 11:44 AM
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Jason, welcome to CO! Google "Gulf Coast Oldsmobile Club" for information on contacting them in the Houston area. I know there are a few with older Oldsmobile's that are Members of that Club, and should be able to give invaluable assistance in your restoration. Once again, welcome. We (the North Texas Olds Club) are having a Zone Show in Granbury in April, please bring your ride, if you can.
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