This is the new oldsmobile that we bought in the middle of February (so quite recently).
It's a Ninety-eight Regency of 1975.
That's a monster : 232.2 inch of overall lenght !
My grand father did about 1000 miles to go and fetch it in the east of France and he didn't have a problem with the olds. It's a very reliable car.

Pretty olds !, isn't it?

I love the rear ot that car.
On the right, you can see how it'll look like this summer when the paintjob will be done ( black, as you can see). The photoshop work has been done By Etienne Beaur, a friend of mine who is studying at hightschool of computer graphics (Toulouse, south of France)

Its new house

232.2 inch of lenght ! (about 5.9 meters)

82 inch (2.1 meters)

From the house, the olds looks small...

Pillarless four doors are so beautiful : aren't they ?

Front door panel

Vertical rear light

Da "Ninety-eight" Emblem With the Oldsmobile Emblem

Pictures with her little sister :

During the Berck Country Rock Festival

This happened the third of July 2006. We invited some of our friends present at this event to our house.(my grandparents' house)

A view of the cars from the first floor of the house...

Jean-Pierre and Lunes' 1971 Corvette (more pics page 5)

Seb's Cadillac (other pics page 5)

Sylvain's 1972 Camaro (more pics page 5)

At my grandparents' house, the fourth of november 2006

Sebastien came with his Cadillac Eldorado of 1991 (it was mine a few weeks before and he proposed me to give me his camaro if I give him my cadillac, so did we...)

The car you can see on the right is a 1974 Chevrolet Impala owned by a friend of sebastien. Totally stock and in real good condition.

If you want to learn more about our Alero : www.cardomain.com/oldscutlassaloon

PAGE 2 : interior pictures
PAGE 3 : Engine and night pictures
PAGE 4 : Pictures of the " Fourth Berck Country Rock Festival"
PAGE 5 : About me, my town and some family or friend rides...

We have also a Cutlass salon of 1979
Check out our other and rare olds on http://www.cardomain.com/id/oldscutlassaloon