Nice '68 Hurst Olds on eBay

[CopoCrunkus]

The Second 69 I bought back in 1979 was identical to that car except for the spoiler. From Reedman, It was a true SS 396 L35 4spd with Factory Air and a Black and White Houndstooth interior. Not sure if the car is still here in NJ but would love to find it again! attached is a pic of it...sorry if it's not to clear, i have to dig up some better ones

[StealthBird]

Still a great photo. I love original photos like that one.

There's a white 69 Yenko that attends cruise nights around here. I believe it has the documentation being a Jack Douglas car (I'm sure someone on this site knows the car). We always thought that if my friend had finished his "transformation" back in the 80's, it would look like this white Yenko.

Hey, I found an original photo of what Dave H. was doing in 1968.

[Belair62]

That white Douglass Yenko is John P's car...SSL78 on this site...

[Mr70]

You should say J.Platania to be more discreet.

[retengw31]

Great pic!

That was a very famous engineering test car in 1968. It was jade green with a painted willow green top. It was used to develop the "Supertuning tips" and also is the one on the Motion Markowitz ad.

I actually got a chance to drive it around the block one time and convinced me to change my order from a 68 442 convertible to my Ramrod. Rest is history.

[JoeG]

Dave----------------I always had a great respect and fun with the 442, especially the 66 and 67 mainly because a couple of my buddies had them and I would get a chance to run them----Did you hear anything about the Motion/Markowitz Cars back then while you were at Oldsmobile---------

[SmallHurst]

Look out folks, they are starting to come out of the wood work. I would love to grab this one!

Another e-bay '68 H/O

[Belair62]

Bad link Rusty

[Fhakya]

Try this one

[mike s]

update that first 68 h/o with a non numbers block did bring $61,900 big dollar (sorry to those who dont care) just spoke with the owner last night and found that very interesting