The most desirable
The story of the legendary Hurst/Olds started in during the 1968 model year when a specially prepared 455-cid Rocket V8 engine-equipped 442 model (built by Hurst Performance) was released to the public. . The ’68 and ’69 models are the most desirable in regard to collectability; however, there’s also interest in the others, especially to hard-core Oldsmobile fanatics.
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Doing a random search on eBay
A Scottsdale, Arizona, resident is one such Olds fanatic and while he already has a collection of some of the rarest Oldsmobile muscle cars (including a flawless 1969 H/O) but when he was doing a random search on Ebay one day—and saw a 1975 Hurst/Olds on auction—he figured he’d investigate the car and see if it would be worth bidding on.
It turns out the car being offered had a mileage figure on the odometer was extremely low: just 1,770 miles! After researching a little about the rarity of a 1975 Oldsmobile Hurst/Olds, he decided to click “watch this item” and wait the few days until the auction was to take place, and then try and win the bid.
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A road car with class
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