Bad Connecting Rod Bearing at 135,000 - intentionally purchased vehicle with this problem.
Door Hinge Pins bushings worn out. Doors sag. Needs Replacement.
Dealer Installed T-Tops Leak like a sieve.
Blew a rear brake line.
Like all my other Oldsmobile's, this car is a one-of-a-kind. A real head turner.
One of 3,000 "442" models built in 1985.
Originally came with 307 (5.0 liter) but bad rod bearing gave me the opportunity to replace that with a 350 Oldsmobile Engine (5.7 liter) mildly worked.
"Originally came with 307 (5.0 liter) but bad rod bearing gave me the opportunity to replace that with a 350 Oldsmobile Engine (5.7 liter) mildly worked."
Good job! I always thought that the 307 was too small for that car.
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