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| | 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30, Matador Red Black Stripes, Lane Exact Detail, 1/18 diecast car: dub city DieCastFast.com |
 | | The 442 started its life in 1964 as an option on the F85 Cutlass, but after 4 increasingly successful years, introducing a dramatic change to the cars appearance, the 442 had become a standalone model all its own in 1968. |
 | | Oldsmobile began selling the Peruvian Silver pavement pounders through their dealerships late in 1968, and with the help of Demmer Engineering, the group cranked out 515 fltop-blistering copies of Doc Watson's out of the ordinary monster. |
 | | Even the battery cables are wired, and with this particular Olds 442 W30 being a 4 speed manual, the positive cable is accurately routed between the intake and drivers side valve cover as found on all manual 442's, whereas the cables are routed alongside the drivers side inner fender on all dual-gate autos. |
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