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| New Friend
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 1
| Olds Ambassadors Greetings. I was wondering if year of production had any effect on the quality of Olds Ambassadors. I understand they are considered by many to be a fine student model. For example: is a 1955 Ambassador better than a 1967 Ambassador assuming both are in the same condition? Anyone that can share some insight on this would be appreciated. |
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| Mezzo Piano User
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Grand Rapids, Mi.
Posts: 507
| Olds Ambassadors It seems to me from what I have read that the bottom line Olds horns were all good until about 1970-71, when the valves were improperly or incompletely lapped after plating. I have also read that all of those that dealers and customers complained about were then relapped to bring them up to spec. If I am wrong, I am certain that I will soon be corrected. OLDLOU>> |
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