Thumbs up for simply showing us this masterpiece. No endless talking, no stupid music.

It’s got the space race written all over it! It looks like it could fly in space. This is a work of art. Love it!!

It's hard to believe that just 60 years ago, a person could walk into a showroom and purchase a masterpiece like this Ninety-Eight.

1959 was a great year for automotive design.

I remember when I was 6 in 1966 my grandpa owned 2 of them 59 olds. 1 was a two door black with red interior. What a beauty it was! Then he had a white four door olds. 😀

I was born in 63 and my dad never bought anything but Olds and so I grew up loving them. I currently own a 1967 Olds Vista Cruiser that I restored and love. Thank you so much for sharing.....what a rare and beautiful car!!!

Power windows...power seats....1959 what a year...the usa flexing its muscles...

Sound of the jet perfectly matches the shot of the rear fins.

After he turned on the radio the pause before reception was cool. Brought back memories.

I was 10 yrs. old when this car hit the dealerships and my Dad the consummate Olds fan and I went to see it. I was amazed that day with it's looks and now 68 yrs. later it's still beautiful. Todays used bar of soap shapes with sea monster shaped front and rear ends have taken the style out of cars.

Imagine walking up to that to take delivery of your new Oldsmobile. That would excite the senses like no modern car buyer would ever experience.

We were once a proud country once upon a time especially during the jet age era.

I used to like the way you could tell what the car was from blocks away

My dad always bought Old's. and I loved them too. Luxury, style and power I always said!

I had a Olds Dynamic ** as my first car. Damn....It was great for an 18 year old ....loved the 59s ever since.

i remember thousands of miles and many years with one of these. i was 5 to 11 years old. what a blast it was.

beautiful work of art inside and out! I always had a soft spot for Olds.

Now that's a car!! It looks perfect.

No talking, no music I love it, just natural sounds, this car is so beautiful and the powerful engine runs so smooth

Those 1950s land yachts were really something. My parents had a 1958 Cadillac 60 series four door. Driving it was like driving the Queen Mary.

One nice looking piece of equipment, that was solidly built as well. Grew up on Oldsmobiles, with Dad teaching me how to do doughnuts and powerslides at a young age. Miss those days.

Красота,глаз радует, просто восхищение.

Another beautiful car. Wow. Talk about a head turner these older cars are it. Thank you. God bless.

I was born in 1961 my first car was a 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 283 V-8 with two speed Powerglide what a work of art thanks for sharing they don't make cars like this anymore

BEAUTIFUL, you know its amazing how in those days EVERY year the design was totally changed outside and inside

My first car was a 98. They were a real sleeper . Tried my out I went to 120mph on the speedometer and it just keep climbing . I would be scared to do that today. Still my all time fav.

I had one of these in high school and it was as long as a football field. In the trunk you could fit a spare car, not a spare tire. What a land yacht.

So beautiful. Something about the year 1959; all makes were amazing. Love what looks like a Hurst paint combo, white & gold.

Thanks for posting. The airport in the background at the beginning was a nice touch knowing the theme of these cars. My dad had a 1960 Super 88 which was a real screamer. Loved that speedometer with the color changing bar.

Absolute work of art

Back when cars actually had class. Did own a 1959 four door back in the day and then a 1960 two door. The 394 four barrel would scoot by anything on the highway too. A dream to drive with much luxury inside. Olds was the car to drive in them days. Miss mine a lot.

A gorgeous car! I love old Oldsmobile's. As we have here though it always surprises me when someone takes a video of a special old car and does not even check to see if all the lights work first. Geesh!

jet passing by as we see the fins, what a car man, what a car

What a car ! Even the gear shifter and blinker levers had style thanx🇺🇸👀🍒

My grandpa had a 1959 Old's 98 with full luxury package like the car pictured here. It was the FIRST car I ever got to drive on a public back road. I was in 6th grade, about 11-12 years old. He just drove a couple miles out of town in our rural county, stopped and said; "you drive". The power steering and power brakes made it very driver friendly. As a kid I felt like I was the captain of a large yacht when you look at the size of this car to an 11 year old kid! Great memories of a good time in a GREAT CAR...

Man, the exhaust note on that beauty...like a jet liner.

My parents had a '59 Oldsmobile. I always thought that speedometer was pretty cool.

The timing of the jet couldn't be more spot on.

in the late 60's my dad had a 4 door I drove it every weekend in high school for my "dates" on the weekends ..fast and had the "Wonderbar' radio !

A wonderful automobile. Work of Art. 👍🇺🇸

What a beautiful car! We will never reach that level of beauty,honesty, style,and of course, quality,ever again!!! Something about that car almost had me in tears, maybe it was just it's pure beauty! Thank you for sharing such a special moment in automotive history.

That speedometer is so cool, how the bar mechanically changes from green to red the faster you go

Day's gone by a true Classic car of America... True Rolling History at its best what a Car 😎

Ultimate beauty so well maintained.. and that color.. aahh!! just enhances the look

These are the voyages of the starship, Oldsmobile, whose 98 year mission... Captain, one of out high beam deflector shields is burned out. Compared to the 1958 Olds 98, this one has a modest amount of chrome trim. : )

Love this era of American cars... basically anything past the round lights, curved back style of the 40's and early 50's and before the Muscle cars that came around the 70's. I remember watching Jetson's reruns as a kid, thats where I was first exposed to the retro space-age era of cars that looks like space-ships and shinny diners lit up by neon's. I never got to live thru it but it's the most American thing I can think of, and it's one of my favorite settings for fiction... there's something that's even a bit creepy about it; the perfect lawns, white-picket fence and cheerful music.. all in an age when everything was as close as it ever has been to coming to an end in a blaze of nuclear fire.

Cars from '58-'62 were from another planet, so many original designs and every Brand looked so unique and then suddenly everything changed, interiors became simpler, bodies became simple and boxy and of course the Tail Fins disappeared too, paint jobs became simpler, and the massive amounts of chrome were going away, it sure was cool while it lasted.

The roaring jet passing overhead as you panned across the rear end of the car was perfect, haha!

I love this car, especially those oval tail lights, the whole design... and that dash board, too. I noticed the speedometer had the cool looking design, too, but I thought that was an exclusive to the Buicks but I guess not. Thanks for posting.

This IS your grandpa's Oldsmobile! I love this great old '98.

I had to 2 1960 Olds one super88 bubble top and Dynamic 88 convertible many fun memories love those cars

The detail. Her engine just purrs. Love your video.

1959 had to be the pinnacle for Cars! Nothing ever surpassed that year before or after that year!

What a beautiful automobile!

Great video! Thanks for sharing : ) My dad had a Delmont 88 and a Delta 88 and than I purchased a 69' 442 soon after. Love Oldsmobile's.

Thanks for the memories! As a kid, we had 3 '59 Olds. Our first was an 88 2 dr htp like this one, our second was a 4 dr sedan Dynamic 88 (mom wanted 4 doors) and then later, my older brother found a clean 88 2 dr htp as his High School car. This car is GORGEOUS and I always loved the 98 taillights, they look like rocket exhausts!

En mi familia tuvimos uno en el año 1969 pero el modelo sedan, una belleza de carro, nunca lo olvidaré

So beautiful, when I was a little kid my parents owned the '59 Eighty Eight, the trunk was like it's own house! hahaha , This Ninety Eight is a dream!!!!!

Cars were beautiful in the 50's. So much character. Father had an 88. Loved the speedometer. Started at green. Then orange. Think at 65 mph it went red. Went over 100 mph through Timbuktu, AZ population 4.

Wow that interior is amazing!!!

dat grill! so Art Deco, especially around the headlights

That things a work of art. They make great looking mild customs. I'm mean look at that steering wheel. Ill trade my 1960 Cadillac steering wheel for one of those. Mine need minor outer ring resto. But complete.

I love the speedometer when it changes color so cool its just like thermometer

Awesome Car. Remember it well. Thanks for sharing.👏

Fast car and handled great . Smooth quiet ride . One was my first car as a teen . Never had a love affair with another car like the one I had with my 59 Oldsmobile .

0:41 that plane overhead sound was perfect timing.

My grandmother had one of these which my aunt inherited in 1969 we rode this four-door car from Brown county Indiana to clearing Pennsylvania I do recall it having an exceptional ride and I consider it I bet flashing with all the Chrome and embellishments my cousin Tom finally ended up with this car

Fitting that jet flew over as the walk-around of the outside started...jets were the major inspiration of designers in Detroit at the time.

Beautiful car, love the interior, the dash styling, the upholstery. Its amazing how close a fully optioned Olds 98 or Buick Electra was to a lower to mid trim Cadillac in terms of features, fit, finish, size etc The real difference were the engines, transmissions, and the styling. The Oldsmobile looked pretty tame compared to a 1959 Cadillac or Buick though.

Back when cars had their own zip codes

Beautiful car, those were the days.

Beautiful..... Simply beautiful.....

Beautiful! A 2-door hardtop at that! Noticed that the inboard right headlight was inoperative...and where was the left rear fender skirt? No rear window defogger in those days, but otherwise, WOW!

I like its dashboard

A thing of beauty!

Love it!! Pure art

back when u could tell what car someone was driving! to bad the art of making cars are not the same these days!!

My god, what a WONDERFUL thing!!!

This is my birth year!! This car has aged beautifully!! 😮❤❤❤❤

My uncle bought an all white 98 holiday in 1959 and it was beautiful and powerful. What a statement design.

We owned the 59 two door Cadillac. Same greenhouse. Same interior hardware on door panels. Same door handles. Same X frame chassis. $4500 new.

Reminds me of our 2 door ‘59 Caddy. Same chassis. Learned to drive in it. BTW, proper horn sound needs to be dual tone, so two horns plz.

Amazing ride! This is the kindof car I like to see at shows because it's different and trully a piece of art.

Wow everything about these old classics the engineering the styling amazing

Nothing like that "Old car" smell.....

I'm a 1999 Generation Z and I want fins to make a permanent return to our American automobiles!

I owned a 1959 olds 98...identicle to that one..i am floored watching this

Had a Olds 98 two door with the big block,now THAT was a car!

It’s beautiful your car 🚘 congratulations 🍾

You now, maybe, just maybe why Olds went out of business was the fact that an Oldsmobile buyer really did want their parents Oldsmobile's & not the crap we were presented with? Oldsmobile's really were Oldsmobile's right up till 1976 (last year of the 455 engine).

I really like that speedometer. Truly a unique concept to see in 1959...

My folks bought a new 1959 Olds convertible. The first day they drove it home I wanted to sleep in it, I was only 7 at the time.......they laughed and said no. It had a lot of power on the road, a great cruiser.

Nice BOAT!

After their horrible excess of chrome laden monstrosities in 1958, GM hit it out of the park in '59! This gold and ivory example is gorgeous, and the photography is great, too! 😎👍

More than a masterpiece ! Godgiven ! 👏👏👏

I loved how the radio took so long to come on. Awesome! 📻

My Grandfather had one of those, blue and white. It was a very large car.

She's a beautiful classic

What an Incredibly Beauuuutiful Car!💕

I'd like to see a rag top model. Awesome interstate car worthy of any road trip. Love it.