Used Convertibles in Albany, GA

1960 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible All service records since new For sale is this nice driving 1960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible with the same owner since 1960!

This classic 1960 convertible has been well maintained over the last 59 years including a rebuilt engine and transmission along with being well taken care of over its life. All service

records from day one are with the car! This car runs and drives fantastic. The car has had previous body work and patches in the body and floors put in over the years. Some of the paint is a shade off and there are imperfections and defects throughout the car including chips, checking etc.

The car is the classic “10 footer ”. There are signs of bondo however nothing is popping though. The interior is almost all original with the exception of the bottoms of the seats that were recovered. I was told that the original material is still under these covers and the seats were just split at the seams. The top is in excellent working condition with a new pump and lift cylinders. The canvas

is in perfect condition as well as the rear plastic window. The car goes down the road at 75 without a struggle and without issues. I have had many cars in my collection and this one drives better than all of them, just like a high dollar restoration.

The car brakes straight and true. Radial 4 inch whites are in great shape. Honestly this car needs nothing mechanical and everything works! The car has recently passed state inspection without issue. The car will need to be restored for the show car, however this car is ready to go as is and will last for years. This car is the pure definition of a “driver ”.

Used 1960 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight 188,000 miles

Older frame off with recent cosmetic restoration.

This was Buick's premium and best appointed model. Known for interior luxury and quiet operation, there are few other cars like this from this era. One of only 11,503 units produced in that year, this older frame off restoration in Honolulu Blue features a power white convertible top and a beautiful

blue interior. Its lines flow gracefully from front to back and are accented by its stainless and chrome. It is equipped with hydraulically operated push-button controls for the convertible top and windows, as well as a power front bench seat. Mileage believed to be actual 81,939.

This car has been properly maintained by the same mechanic for the past 14 years. Driving this car is a true pleasure thanks to the recent restoration of many systems: hydraulic system rebuilt, new exhaust manifolds installed, new radiator, all bulbs replaced, power seat track moved back for larger driver, new carpet, etc. Just start the car, press the gas pedal, and go!

Used 1948 Buick Roadmaster 81,939 miles

Originally a RAM AIR III GTO - The Pontiac Historical Society documentation (see photo below) shows that this GTO is an originally equipped Ram Air III, convertible, 4 speed, and was loaded with numerous options – Hood Tach, PS, PB front discs, A/C, Power Windows, Power Locks, console, Sport steering wheel, remote mirror, Rally Wheel, s 8 track,

remote trunk release.

PHS advised me that there were less than 100 of these RAIII, convertible, 4 speed cars produced – rarer than a RA III Judge GTO. I have owned the GTO since July 1996 and the original Ram Air III engine block had been replaced when I bought the car.

I still have what I believe (no warranty) are the Original RA III No. 12 Heads (production#1179 #1179) and Intake (#9799058 ) - see photos below. The original “Ram Air ” control knob is still mounted below the dash the original Ram Air scoop flaps, underhood pan, and scoop control cable are still mounted in the engine compartment. The Ram Air carburetor pan shown in photo is a reproduction fiberglass unit

– I never had the original. CURRENT DRIVETRAIN: ENGINE. The RA III motor went down hard several years ago. Then we had a professional engine rebuild shop build following engine for the GTO: 1972 “YC” code 455 BLOCK from a Pontiac Gran Prix with 4 bolt main bearing caps – lined bored, new FM main, rod, cam bearings oiling holes drilled to improve oil flow w new oli gallery plug set; Engine work components installed by a professional engine building shop were (see photo below): block bore 4.185 for 462 c.

i. SRP forged pistons Eagle Rods, Speed-Pro rings, Eagle forged crankshaft 4.21” storke – all balanced; Crower Hydraulic camshaft duration @.050 Int 240/Exh 242 installed

at 108 degrees; Melling 80 lb oil pump w alloy drive shaft ¾ “ pickup; Rollmaster double roller timing chain; factory Windage tray with extra holes drilled to improve oil flow; Pioneer SFI damper/balancer; new 455 flywheel; HEADS - Edelbrock aluminum street/strip prepared by Pontiac Kauffman Racing shop – 87 CC; bench flow 310 cfm; 1.65:1 Crane Cams Rocker arms new valve springs; Edelbrock Performer RPM Intake port matched to Heads; all assembled with new 105 piece SS bolt kit; Demon Carburetor 850 – jets Primary 85; Secondary 90; Compression Calculation: 9.9:1; Timing @ 40 degrees on 93 octane; and new aluminum high flow water pump; with MSD Pro Billet 6AL distributor spark box; Taylor 8mm Spiro Pro plug coil wires; new starter battery cables; radiator cored reinforced, new hoses; Horsepower - On the Dyno stand the engine developed the following power: 1) on 110 octane gas - 520 hp 607 lbs torque; 2) on 93 octane – 507 hp 600 lbs torque;Exhaust Manifolds – Ram Air Restorations RAIV manifolds with 2.5 inch collector were installed when 455 installed.

Engine Has Not Been Cranked or Run In Over 4 Years. After less than 3,000 miles on the engine driving it sparingly over a couple of years, the engine developed a bad rear main seal leak – too much crankcase pressure – and I finally parked it inside at my mechanics shop about 4 years ago planning to pull up and repair rear main seal – but never got to it with too many car projects going on.

I later learned that these Pontiac 455 suped up engines generally require an crankcase ventilation Evac System (electrical or belt driven) to take out the crankcase pressure. The engine was running very strong fine when we parked it – no knocks or dings or bad noises. However, this Engine MUST be pulled, inspected, new rear main seal at least, and checked for whatever other work should/must be done to get it in proper running order to drive safely.

Gas tank and lines must be cleaned well and/or replaced before operatio Brakes must be gone over thoroughly. TRANSMISSION. When I bought the car factory 4 speed had been replaced with Turbo 400 transmission console. For the new 455 engine we installed a Turbo 400 rebuilt with kevlar gears, shift kit, and 3,200 rpm Anti-balloon stall converter which handled the suped up 455 nicely. However, the Trans has also not been run in over 4 years and must be pulled checked just like the engine for proper running order and safety.

REAR END. When I bought the car the rear end appeared to be the factory GM 10 bolt with Limited Slip and apparently the 3.23 factory gears. I never changed or modified the Rear-End and it was operating fine when the car was parked and handled the 455 just fine. However, the Rear End has also not been run in over 4 years and must be checked just like the engine for proper running order or repairs. Electricals – All electricals were operating fine when the car was parked – except no A/C. repairs. Aftermarket gauges and speedometer were operating when the GTO was parked, but Factory AM/FM radio was not working.

However, the Electrical systems has also not been run in over 4 years and must be checked just like the engine, trans, and rear end, for proper running order or repairinteraction HAUST. After 455 was installed we put in a Magnaflow 3 inch dual exhaust system behind the Ram Air Restoration manifolds. Exhaust system appears to be in good shape. However, the Exhaust system has also not been run in over 4 years and must be checked just like the engine, trans, and rear end, for proper running order or repairs and safety.

Used 1970 Pontiac GTO 100,000 miles

1961 Chevrolet Corvette C1 Convertible 4 Speed Manual Up for sale is a 1961 corvette This is a restored corvette in tuxedo black and red interior.

283 engine matched to a 4 speed transmission. Interior was done 3 years ago and top was done last months. White wall tires are in great shape. I have been the owner in the last 4 years and it has

Used 1961 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible, Black