Oldsmobile Muscle Cars Interchangeable Parts Buyers Guide: F-85, Cutlass, 442, Hurst/Olds 1964-1972

Engine, Drive Train, and Suspension

Oldsmobile cars often projected the image of a proud businessman, decked out in his three-piece suit, on his way to the office. It was the scene of modern-day life in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Then something happened; Baby Boomers were coming of age and they didn't want their father's Oldsmobiles... they wanted style and power.

In 1964, Oldsmobile answered the call, offering a special Police Package called 4-4-2. It stood for 4-barrel carburetor, 4-speed transmission, and dual exhaust. Oldsmobile swung a heavy-weighted punch right at Pontiac's GTO. The Lansing Kid could not knock the heavy-weight champ out, but the 442 did make its mark in automotive history, as the classiest of all the muscle cars.

For 1966, Oldsmobile further changed its image with the introduction of the first mass-produced front-wheel drive model; the Toronado. The classy model provided a great ride, with performance and the sexiest lines of the year, making way for more models to come.

Step back in time and learn what parts from full-size Oldsmobiles and other GM models will fit your 442 or Toronado. With this helpful guide, you can find parts covering your classic Olds, from engine to rear axle, and the parts in between.

Learn how to identify, inspect and purchase used Oldsmobile parts. This guide covers all 1964-1972 F-85 models including Hurst/Olds, 4-4-2, and Vista Cruiser, plus the 1966-1972 Toronado models.

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Oldsmobile Muscle Cars Interchangeable Parts Guide 1962 - 1972 Sample Page. Copyright PAH Publishing.

Subject: Salvage Yard Buyers Guide: Oldsmobile Muscle Cars. Engine, Drive Train and Suspension Interchangeable Parts Buyers Guide: F-85, Cutlass, 442, Hurst/Olds, Toranado and Toronado GT. 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972. | ISBN 10: 0971645973 | ISBN 13: 9780971645974