Welcome to Project GEZROKET!
As I'm making plans and working on upgrading the GEZROKET, I've decided to move the posts documenting what I'm doing/have done to the car to its own Blog. I've moved the existing posts to GEZROKET.blogspot.com and hope to get on with regular posts about turning the car into a modern Grand Touring Car.
It shouldn't be too hard, as Oldsmobile made it's own "Touring Sedan" models from the late 1980s into 1993 on both its Eighty-Eight and Ninety-Eight cars and chassis. These had the excellent FE3 Suspension, with higher rate coil springs on all 4 corners and larger diameter front and rear anti-sway bars.
Here's a 1991 Motorweek episode featuring the sister car, a 1991 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan.
Mine, being a Regency Elite II, luxury sedan is a little different. First, it's White, with the Regency Elite Chrome Grille. Second, it has an Adriatic Blue Leather Bench Seat Interior with a Digital Dash Cluster. Finally, it came with 15" Alloy Wheels and the Comfort Ride FE1 suspension.
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