A car with plenty of heft, lots of metal around you.It appears the hydrematic shifts seamlessly. A nice surviver !

Look at the steering wheel when he's backing out. Bling, aroni! Plenty of rich guys would pay over 10 g's I bet for a mint one like that to hang on the wall of their car cave. Yes they were virtual rolling works of art. A neighbor when I was a kid had one that was stored in their garage. The father died and the sons who were older than me parked it in there. I remember the car was so long it had to be angled in order to fit, and enable the garage door to open and close, seeing the sons and friends hung out there always door open. Having brews and such. The left rear bumper was almost touching the wall, and the right front towards the right side of a 1 and a half car garage. It wouldn't fit in a 1 car garage. No way. That car was soooo long. Add up the hood length, and from the back of the front seat to the backseats alone and the distance is astonishing. You could play soccer in the passenger area behind the front seats. I remember being in awe of the space. The back of the front seat was like 5 feet away at least from an adults knees sitting back there. I can remember unless just a wee ones imagination, it had an extra couple seats that comes up from the floor? Pretty sure. Almost remember like tables too that come out from somewhere. The extra seats were always down so just remember the immense size of the real estate back there, haha. Sorry for the long rant, but today is the day I found the car. The 1948 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan. I've been curious past 20 years over the make and model of that ole land yacht from back in the day. Today looking at a car site, I saw one that was rough but I recognized it and went on yt with the m m info and BAM! That's the one! All those years I wanted to know because it was so unique. And being a car guy, 63 to 1970 muscle classics, I was unfamiliar with this generation of cars. Gonna search now for them. Pics and vid's cause they are so unique, and I will remember every detail of that interior. And right on! That dashboard is priceless! Just the dashboard in that condish at a special auction for car guys with 10's and hundreds of millions havin some drinks would go for? Could see it going crazy bid wars and get 15, 20 g's. Look real pretty in their car place. Sorry for the long rant, but can tell you know real rolling artwork. Gonna drop a long comment to the owner too, hahaha. Copy and paisting from here, hehe. Cheers mate and good times to you.

Thanks. This car will be headed to the RE Olds Transportation Museum in Lansing MI. I’ve donated it with the agreement that it fits in with the museum’s goals and knowing it will be well taken care of.

@@1963mikey Mike, I noticed that when you first starting backing out in your video that you forgot to release the parking brake. Because of the angle of your camera, I couldn't tell if you eventually released it before continuing forward, but I could hear a noise like perhaps you released the parking brake. Yes, or no?

Mm, hm, and I can speak from experience than with cars of this era and into the 50s you didn't run on E very long !!

Yes it’s always been garaged for the 59 yrs that our family owned the car. Last year I donated it to the RE Olds Transportation Museum in Lansing MI where it will continue to be well taken care of.

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This one is still chugging 75 years later. 😂LOL

Sarcasm I hope.