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£16,650

1927 Oldsmobile Model 30 Series E

Silverstone Auctions • United Kingdom • 11 Nov 2018

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This is a well-restored 1927 Oldsmobile Model 30 Series E, a right-hand drive tourer bodied by Holden in Australia. It features a straight-six engine, Teal Blue and Black bodywork, and a Saddle Tan leather interior and comes with a V5C, spare parts, and instruction manuals.
Acquired by a Private Collection in December 2014, it has enjoyed regular summer outings, starred in family weddings and is presented in excellent condition throughout and ready for rallies.

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Condition 

8

The car is described as being of high quality, with the restoration holding up admirably. The engine runs very well in near silence, and the transmission operates comparatively smoothly. The chassis is in excellent condition, as is the bodywork. The interior is showing very little wear, and the electrics function well.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

12810

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

BF 5317

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Well-restored Vintage Oldsmobile that's a delight to behold.

Fully restored in Australia before being imported to the UK in 2009 Series 'E' four-door, four-seat Tourer in right-hand drive with four-wheel brakes Straight-six, 3-litre, 40 horsepower, 'flathead' fed by a single-barrel Carter updraft carburettor Superbly finished in Teal Blue with Saddle Tan leather and lots of period details With its V5C, a number of spare parts, and instruction manuals.

Built in Michigan, assembled in Adelaide, and totally at home in the Cotswolds The Olds Motor Vehicle Co.

was founded by Ransom E.

Olds in 1897 and in 1908 was absorbed by General Motors before the name was finally phased out in 2004.

By the 1920s, Oldsmobile sat solidly in the middle of GM’s lineup, less expensive than Buick or Cadillac, but ahead of Pontiac and Chevrolet.

New for 1927, the Series E and Series E Deluxe were now fitted with a new one-piece windscreen, four-wheel brakes, and a larger 185ci (3-litre) engine.

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£11,684

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£16,650

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£46,612

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