'66 442 Convertible, 400/3-sp Stick, Looks Original

[scuncio]

This is great...a little worn but obviously loved throughout its life. Has a little rust in the trunk but looks pretty manageable as an easy winter project. Looks clean underneath, too. I'm not too knowledgable on the early 442s but the $22k ask seems OK...and there's a best offer option, so maybe $20k is the real number.

I have the same Ford-sourced 3-speed trans in my '67 GTO and it's one tough unit. Love the no-console look.

Link to 1966 442 Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/3azsOZq)

https://cdn.dealeraccelerate.com/cmc/1/527/37987/1920x1440/1966-oldsmobile-442-convertible

https://cdn.dealeraccelerate.com/cmc/1/527/37984/1920x1440/1966-oldsmobile-442-convertible

https://cdn.dealeraccelerate.com/cmc/1/527/37989/1920x1440/1966-oldsmobile-442-convertible

https://cdn.dealeraccelerate.com/cmc/1/527/38083/1920x1440/1966-oldsmobile-442-convertible

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[scuncio]

Neat car...relisted in the link below.

Link to 1966 442 Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/2UxtEjt)

[southernfriedcj]

If it's as good as it looks 22.5k seems like a no brainer. Glad it's way up there in PA. I can't resist cheap junk.

[scuncio]

Totally agree. Any unmolested stick A-body convertible in this price range is pretty tempting.

[Bill Pritchard]

Hard to imagine that this has not sold :confused:

[scuncio]

Relisted again...crazy that someone hasn't picked this up yet.

Link to 1966 442 Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/3ad3h8U)

[R68GTO]

I just can't bring myself to like the body style of the 65-67 442. It just looks slow.

[RSSSfan]

Someone needs to fix that leaky pinion seal. Slinging gear lube all over the place.