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The way how the narrator says yeahhhh yeahhhh 😂🎉

I miss wing glasses and carberators.❤

Great old car. I also prefer four doors. I owned a 1956 Olds 98 4 door htd. in the early 70s. Great old car.

My mom had an 80s bronco it got hit by a falling tree during a storm

From what I’ve gathered, it seems like the Midwest, somewhat ironically, has a lot of survivor gems. Cars that only saw the road from May through October, before being garaged and swapped out for a pickup truck or winter beater. LOVED this video and I hope you can stick more notes on peoples’ classics this spring and summer!

My first csr was a 1976 Buick Electra limited i was 18 then, back in 1992 , no other dude's was driving anything like that but just me, i still own and drive vintage luxury cars.

He makes me smile. To see a young man so interested in older cars. Also so willing to do the work. His work ethic is great! I am so happy to see a young man like this.

It is wonderful seeing Mitch really loving his car. The baton gets passed from generation to generation. Mitch's Ninety-Eight is two years newer then ours. We have a 66 LS too in the Ocean Mist color. Has cruise control, A/C, cornering lamps, the same back seat. We will never give it up. Keep the passion going Mitch!

I need the cruise control panel you have lmao, mine has the spot in the dash but it’s missing

This was my exact same first car back in 1978! Same color too! Enjoy! These are fine beasts and relatively simple compared to the cars that came later! I learned very quickly how to change engine mounts on my 455! I was a youngster with a heavy foot. Be well. I look forward to seeing more .

Its true, there is a special feel in an Oldsmobile!

Great car nice to see young people into style

This was the first car I ever owned. Bought it from my boss for $300.00 and ten hours of free labour. That was in 1975 and I was 19 years old. Mine was navy blue with the black vinyl top. Loved that car, just showed this video to my wife and she smiled. 👍👍🇨🇦

Lovely car…I have the 68 delta 88 #teamolds

I'm old school lu ury GM cars. Mitch is a fa tactic inspiration d this gives me hope that young people get involved in the old car hobby!❤

Outstanding! It's so cool to see this young man into this classic Olds.

TAKE THE BALL OFF, IT IS DANGEROUS, AND NOT LEGAL IN MOST STATES...

My grandparents bought this same year car when I was 2 yrs old and I grew up with one of these luxury liners in my life. It was the beginning what become the love affair with Oldsmobile that I still have to this day. I've had 10-50 of Cutlass Supreme, Salon, 442. My grandparents was loaded like your car with the 455. Imagine a 60 something 4ft11 women mashing on the gas. Grandma moved people outta rhe way with that car. I'm still upset my mother sold the car when Grandma passed away.I still remember getting yelled at for continually laying on the rim blow steering wheel horn riding between my grandparents on the way to eat. I literally loved that car.

This is an excellent vid & I’m so impressed by Mitch - who reminds me of my own 21 year old son. He & I drove a 71 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan cross-country this past July & it was an absolute blast! Thanks for showcasing this awesome car & stand-up young man. Look forward to future videos!

As a teen I played gta5 and my favorite car was the Albany Emporor, from then on I always wanted a big car. Ended up getting a 1993 Buick Roadmaster Limited! Keep the boats alive!

I remember getting a ride in that 1968 98. Very nice ride compared to my neighbors 1972 98. That 98 is a keeper, stay away from the 1971 to 1976 models. They were junk.

Good for you son! Best of luck. Keep her on the road

Really Cool

An Oldsmobile 88 was my first car. I was seventeen and it was a four door. I think I got 12 miles to the gallon if I was lucky. The sheet metal was so thick, you could ride a bicycle over the entire length of the car without any damage. This was an era when cars were made for more than basic transportation.

Upstanding young man. Nice work, parents. Love seeing next generation get into it, keep the tradition alive.

Just discovered your channel, and after watching this I have subscribed! It gives me great hope when I see young people like Mitchell that the passion for cars won't end with the baby boomer generation! Mitchell seems very intelligent and passionate about cars, and I am glad he has chosen this Oldsmobile to preserve and enjoy. I am not knocking Millennials or Gen Z'ers, but most of them seem to have no interest in cars. They look at automobiles as nothing more than appliances to get them from point A to point B. And many of them view internal combustion engines as an evil that must be eliminated and replaced with the soulless electric vehicles that are now being forced upon us!! Mitchell, if you see this, thank you for helping keep the dream alive for future generations to appreciate old cars!! I hope you keep the patina on the Oldsmobile just as it is. A survivor car is so much better than a restored car!! 👍

68 98 town sedan crank windows no air AM radio was our family car since 1970 then I drove it to high school and college in 1986 amazing car went 230,000 miles with only a set of lifters and a timing chain. Would love to get another one

I thought I was the only one at Age 15 owned with the money ( I earned working catering) 1972 NightyEight Regency Brougham. My Teachers were jealous as I drove it to school at age 16. I heard it all the time “most kids have Beater cars, your parents spoiling you” Which was far from The truth. I am impressed when I see a young person loving on these old big cars. At age 17 I topped my ride to a 1973 Fleetwood Brougham. That really gave the teachers something to talk about lol. Thank You for Sharing and bringing back memories. I use to Flip the Air Cleaner Cover for the roar of the engine.

It is very nice to see a beautiful car like this cared about and preserved ! However if possible it would be nice to see the original type factory whitewalls on it and the air cleaner and valve covers put back. Thank you for caring about this elegant luxurious oldsmobile 98 !!

A very nice well preserved car considering Wisconsin like northern Ohio where I live is a temperate climate where road salt is heavily used in winter.Our next door neighbor had Olds 98s was a business owner/executive this car was Top of the line luxury that was perfect for family suburban lifestyle and very comfortable for family road trips/vacations pulling an RV like our Buick Electra did.I'm glad this young man appreciates what he found and with the Rocket🚀455 the Cherry bomb I'd done too as well as the less restricted air intake.👍In high school a friend had a 66 4 door New Yorker like this car that was the ultimate road trip load up 6 people for weekend music festivals with everything else in cavernous trunk needed great time to be alive.

My mind is blown watching such a young guy sincerely into an old American full size car. In the late 80s my parents got me an almost perfect '68 LeSabre to drive to high school and while I appreciated it no one else seemed to except the most hardcore old car enthusiasts who were also driving older cars to school, and at the time I figured even they were just being nice. I really appreciated seeing this and the car so well preserved. He seems to have it more together than other kids today and I wish him all the success in the world.

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My dad had a '67 delta 88. Some car! He loved it. I remember it well.

We used to flip the top of the air cleaner over exposing an inch of air filter all around,it made a nice wooshing sound under throttle. Don't throw out the original parts!

I learned how to drive on a blue 67 4 Dr 98. Talk about a floater! Good on a trip bad on gas.

My grandfather had a Delta 88 around the same model year. Great video.

What A Great Boy. Very Appreciative, Respectful, And Smart. Love The 98🎲🎲

So Sweet❤

It needs some low rumble dual exhaust

Wow thanks for the memories!! My father drove a 1967 Olds Ninety Eight . Not an LS but still luxury for its day. From 1968 to somewhere in 1977 my Dad easily hauled around a family of eight to church and on trips. My last great memory of that car was when in 1975 my Dad pulled in front of the house, called me out to look in that big ole trunk. In it was 1975 Fender Musicmaster bass guitar and a Univox UB250 bass amp. I still play bass to this day. This is my first time seeing a silver Olds like that since the 1970s. Thanks for the tissue moment!

Hats off to him!

Cool car Great vid!!!!!

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rare cornering lights

Neat old boat I love the old 4 doors they are a dying breed I had a 70 Pontiac

Heart warming. Gives me faith and a great deal of respect for the youth of today. I had to laugh about the cherry bomb muffler! My first car at 15 in 1975 was a 1958 Cadillac limo. It wasn't in good shape and was in severe need of an exhaust system. With little to no money to spend, I too installed cherry bomb mufflers and simply ran the tail pipes out in front of the rear wheel wells. It worked!

I'll drive this over my dream ' 68 Cadillac Deville !

What a car! My first "Grown up" car was a 1961 Olds Super 88 convertible - total chick magnet! Had a lot of fun with that car, then Viet Nam started up, and I went into the service. Good times!

What an awesome story and kid! It restored my hopes that humanity wasnt totally lost and that there are still some young guys into cars that aren't necessarily the most desired or sportiest of collectible cars. His enthusiasm reminds me of myself when I was 15. Dad came home from work back in 1981 and told me a coworker had a car he was selling for only $400 it was a 1973 Delta 88 Royale Coupe. Well I smiled ear to ear and said um id love to see it. I thought I knew roughly what it looked like. It was a lime gold green with a black interior. I saved up money from my after school job, did my own body work. Had a Nationwide Auto Painting redo it in an electric blue metallic. I also went to junk yards over the two years till I turned 17 and made the windows and locks powered by getting power regulators from other big GM cars. I figured out the wiring and made my own harness etc. By the time I was 17 I had an awesome ride! I loved that car still think about it! I have no children and currently have a 1966 Toronado, 67 Thunderbird Coupe and a 70 Mark III Continental. I told my siblings should I die young to NOT sell my cars or parts to dealers but if someone comes alone whom will take care of and LOVE them as much as I do to just give it to them at what they could afford. I wish I lived near this kid i'd love to help him out anyway i can and donate my time and experience to an eager " student" Cool car and young man! THANKS this episode made my day!!!

Hey! I grew up in Neenah.