With only 25,015 miles (40,257 km) on the clock, the previous owners didn't spend too many hours behind the wheels of this Ninety-Eight, so you won't find anything that needs urgent fixes.

The two smaller Olds series, including the Rocket 88, rode a 119.5” wheelbase while the 98 series was carried on 122 inches. Overall length was 202 and 209 inches respectively.

One of the earliest turbo systems was the Jetfire Turbo Rocket add-on that Oldsmobile introduced as an option on the Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Coupe midway through the 1962 model year.

The Oldsmobile Rocket 88 is increasingly difficult to track down given the time that has passed. In March 2024, YouTube channel Rugged Wrench showed the engine can still run if you find it in good ...