Sunstar 5233 1/18 Scale, 1959 Oldsmobile-98, Single Door, Closed Canopy, Polaris White, Metal Car Model Ready for Display (SUN5233)

1/18 1959 Oldsmobile-98 Contents

• 1 Piece 1959 Oldsmobile-98 Diecast Model

Model features

• The original car has been reduced by the Sunstar Model company 18 times.
• The tires of the model are made of real rubber.
• The body and chassis are manufactured from the metal alloy and the feeling of reality is at the highest level.
• Vehicle design and manufacturing stage was studied by remaining loyal to the original model.
• The interior details of the model are processed to fine details.
• The details and weight found in every detail of the vehicle give the feeling of realism closest to its original state.

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Oldsmobile 98 (written from 1952 to 1991 to 1991 and ninety -eight from 1992 to 1996), Oldsmobile's full -sized flagship model produced from 1940 to 1942 and then from 1946 to 1996. Equipped with a 8 -cylinder engine, "Series 90" - appeared for the first time in 1941 and reused after the production of American consumer cars after the Second World War. This was the highest level model of the department; Smaller Oldsmobils had a number of 66, 68 and 68, and the body B was 76 and 78. Series 60 was removed from use in 1949, the same year Oldsmobile 78 replaced 88. Oldsmobile 76 was removed from use after 1950. This caused the remaining two numbers to continue in the 1990s as bread and butter until the eighty -eight -centered regent replaced 98 in 1997. From time to time, additional terminology, such as L/S and Holiday, was used with the name, and the 98 Regency badge became increasingly more and more common in the later years of the model. 98 shared the General Motors C-Bövde platform with Buick and Cadillac. Since the highest level Oldsmobile was the most advanced elements such as the Hydramatic Automatic Transmission, Autronic Eye, Automatic Headlight Occasion and Twilight Sentinel (a feature that automatically open and close the headlamps). A light sensor and a delay timer controlled by the driver) and the highest quality internal and outer coating.

The Oldsmobile series for 1959 was completely redesigned. Oldsmobile continued to use a full-surrounded frame instead of GM X-Cerçevesi. Ninety -eight shared its appearance with Oldsmobile 88. Oldsmobile preserved the highest serial format by offering four body style on a special 126.3 inches (3,208 mm) axle: four -door closed ceiling, four -door closed ceiling and top -opening car. For only 1959 and 1960, Hardtop body styles were called "Holiday Scenicupe" and "Holiday Sportsedan" respectively, while Cabrio continued the traditional "Convertible Coupe". Each body style had a unique greenhouse shared with other 1959 GM cars. The 4 -door sedan had six side windows and a sloping ceiling; The 2 -door closed ceiling had a very wide rear window and fine columns; The 4 -door closed ceiling had a "floating ceiling" with a large rear window surrounding it. Standard equipment include oil filter, rotation signals, air bucket brakes, safety spectrum speed indicator, clamping panel moldings, special emblems, parking brake lamp, sponge vinyl ceiling coating, deep twisted carpet, electric clock, rim coatings, hydraulic brakes and jetaway hydramatic hydramatic efficiency. The interiors are selected from leather, "Morocco" vinyl or fabric of different colors. The standard tire size was 9 inch × 14 inches (229 mm × 356 mm). The largest first generation Rocket V8 (6.5 L) 394 CU was used from 1959 to 1964. For the year 1960, ninety -eight, 1959 models were completely redesigned by preserving the basic structure and ceiling lines. All four body styles were also transferred and the four -door sedan was renamed as "Celebrity Sedan"; This name was used only for a year in ninety -eight, but this continued until 1965. The standard hardware included Safety-vee. steering wheel, rotation signals, air bucket brakes, electric windscreen wipers, safety spectrum speed indicator, rubber fragmented carpets, padded indicator panel, ceiling lamps, rim coating rings, Star-Lite ceiling floor, two-speed front glass wipers, chrome ceiling side bar, Jetaway Hydramatic Tomicos brakes, windscreen washer, electric clock and deep twisted carpet coating. The floor consisted of fabric, leather or "Morocco" vinyl in various colors. The tire size was 9 inch × 14 inches (229 mm × 356 mm). Paper Preventive rear axle was desirable