1992 OCC 133K

Hi all,

I regret to announce that I will be selling my 1992 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser. I need a truck and my wife will not agree to me keeping both truck and wagon....... . Forum members and their friends can take this off of my hands for $2800. After a week of so I plan to put it on CL for $3500 OBO.

OK, now the business about the car:

Overall a very clean cruiser

>5.7 TBI with 133K miles.

>Runs great, shifts great, drives like new

>Interior near perfect condition

>Body is great save the minor damage to the tailgate and rear bumper (have spare bumper that needs paint that goes with the deal)

>Recent parts include - starter, battery, radio, speakers, high flow catalytic converter, muffler, tires, rally wheels, LF window motor and Yakima roof rack.

>Has a "cold start condition" where it turns over for a couple extra seconds longer than I think it should, but only when cold.....may be regulator? fuel pump? May be just me? It never has given me issue so I let it be.

>Rear window wiper not working

>Car comes with the original polished alloy wheels and an extra set of taillights.

Call or text Eric @ 919-323-9961

Hate to see this one go! Hope to check in now and then.

-Mike

Well, it's gone.

I ended up trading her in on a 2005 Chevy Avalanche, the dealer made me an offer I couldn't refuse.

I still have the polished OCC wheels and a rear bumper and set of taillights. If anyone is interested let me know.

Here is what I traded it for:



I appreciate all the support I have recieved over here.
Y'all take care, maybe someday I will have room for another wagon.

Can't fit much more in that than the wagon. Thought you needed a real truck like an 8ft bed.

^^^Agree about the cargo capacity, not mention the gas economy, however, I totally understand the compromises you make when you aren't the only one in the house....Luckily I have a VERY paitient and understanding wife (although she REALLY doesn't like driving a wagon, she tolerates it for now).

Eric,dont know what the dealer gave you but I am sure its not the deal you think it is.Someday
soon you will begin to miss the wagon and shortly thereafter you will begin looking for another one!
Dont be a stranger and hope the avalanche gives you good service,it sure is pretty.
Take Care!

Gastt wrote:

Can't fit much more in that than the wagon. Thought you needed a real truck like an 8ft bed.

Kinda hard to fit tall items in the wagon, like a fridge. The bed extends to 8ft when you open up the wall into the cab. I've done the measurements and can fit my Harley in the back.......couldn't quite do that in the wagon either.

Flasheroo wrote:

Eric,dont know what the dealer gave you but I am sure its not the deal you think it is.Someday
soon you will begin to miss the wagon and shortly thereafter you will begin looking for another one!
Dont be a stranger and hope the avalanche gives you good service,it sure is pretty.
Take Care!

4K below NADA book......5K below KBB, then subtract 3K for the wagon.......don't think I could've done much better.
I already miss the wagon, just cannot have both right now.......maybe someday.

Take good care.

Eric,
How much do you need for the tail lights?
Dick

COL wrote:

Eric,
How much do you need for the tail lights?
Dick

Dick, I PM-ed you concerning the taillights.

Thanks.

thanks Eric.
PM back to you with a couple questions.