Otherwise, the car is listed for auction, with the bidding starting at $14,900. Simple restoration project price to sell. And you'll even be impressed with the documentation. After all, the high compression 394 V8 under the hood, a nice bucket seat interior, and a value price make it all-around irresistible. This is a factory 394 ultra high compression V8 345 hp StarFire with a three speed automatic transmission. Performance, luxury, and a truly unique presentation - we already know why you're attracted to this 1963 Oldsmobile Starfire. Alberta registered with a clean active title.
#Oldsmobile starfire full#
Parked in Gig Harbor, Washington, this Starfire can be yours today for $19,500. In mid-1961, with the Jet Age in full swing, Oldsmobile introduced the Starfire, a high-style, high-performance luxury car that recaptured Oldsmobiles rich. 1962 Oldsmobile StarFire two-door hardtop. It’s pretty clear already that a 57-year-old Oldsmobile survivor isn’t something you see too often, and this is the reason the car doesn’t come cheap. The top works properly, we’re being told, and the odometer indicates 32,000 miles (51,500 km), possibly all original given the engine has never been rebuilt. If you’re looking for any signs of rust, there are some small spots in the corners of the trunk link, but otherwise, this Oldsmobile doesn’t look like it requires an insane amount of metalwork. The car requires only minor TLC here and there, with the upholstery, in particular, needing some fixes. The overall condition is quite good, and the photos pretty much speak for themselves this time. 1961 was the first year for the Starfire as a separate model, available in a single convertible body style.
#Oldsmobile starfire series#
The Starfire nameplate was also used for the 19541956 Ninety- Eight series convertibles, and all 1957 Ninety-Eight series models. This 1957 Oldsmobile Starfire 98 Convertible underwent an extensive frame-off rotisserie restoration and has a spectacular look both inside and out. eBay seller richscorvettessays the car has already been resprayed once to the original finish, but otherwise, the car is just as original as it gets. Oldsmobile Starfire is an automobile produced by the Oldsmobile division of General Motors in two generations from 1961 to 19 to 1980. The Starfire that we have here still has the original big-block under the hood, and the good news is the engine starts and runs properly.Įverything on this Starfire is entirely original, with just one exception: the paint. The 1965 Oldsmobile Starfire was therefore available with a new 425 (6.9-liter) V8, which with the help of a Rochester 800-CFM Quadrajet four-barrel carburetor and a dual exhaust system, was able of producing no less than 370 horsepower.īut as said, this engine’s adventure on the market didn’t last long, as Oldsmobile dropped it in 1968 to make room for the new 455 (7.4-liter).
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