Oldsmobile 98 EuroPerf Perforated Covers d in the Oldsmobile 88. The Ninety-Eight featured many of the lines found on 88s but with more squared off styling. Also new for 1965 was the Ninety-Eight Luxury Sedan, which featured an even more luxurious interior along with more standard amenities than the regular Ninety-Eight models such as power windows and seats. Most 98 LS's also had vinyl roofs, which were offered only in black that year. A new three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission with torque converter replaced the original Hydra-Matic used by Olds since its 1940 introduction. Along with the transmission and bodyshell, the engine

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Wheelskins EuroPerf Perforated Covers The Rocket V8 engine appeared in the 1949 98.Body styles:The 1956 98 had a 126 in (3,200 mm) wheelbase. It used a 324 inі Rocket V8. That engine was replaced by a 371 inі engine for 1957 until the 371 was dropped in 1961.[1] The 394, the largest first-generation Rocket V8, was used from 1959 until 1964. For 1961 only, it was renamed Classic 98; nevertheless, most factory literature refers to the line as the Ninety-Eight.[2]The 1965 Ninety-Eight received an all-new bodyshell along with other full-sized Oldsmobiles but retained a larger C-body shared with Cadillac in contrast with the B-body use