Oldsmobile aboriginal produced the 442 in 1964. The numerical name was an reduction signifying the vehicle's mechanical features, which included a four-barrel carburettor, a four-speed volume transmission and two exhaust pipes. The 442 was an relevant vehicle of the muscle vehivle Period on account of it decided a notable measure toward performance rather than mere transportation. On account of of its historical Importance and its effectual engine, the 442 is highly prized by classic automobile collectors.
Dimensions
The 1964 design 442 featured a wheelbase of 115 inches. The complete length of the vehicle was 203 inches. The cooling system when full contained 17 quarts of antifreeze. The differential held 2.75 pints of lubricant.
The 330 featured a 3.9385-inch Muzzle and a 3.385-inch stroke. The 330's compression ratio was 10.25:1. It was one equipped with a unmarried dual downdraft Rochester four-barrel carburettor. General oil energy was between 35 and 45 pounds. The engine produced 290 horsepower at 4,800 rpm and 355 ft.-lbs. of torque at 2,800 rpm.
Exterior Colors
The 442 was available in the succeeding colours for the 1964 model year: Wedgewood Mist Metallic, Calming Mist Metallic, Ebony Brunet, Fern Mist Metallic, Jade Mist Metallic, Midnight Mist Metallic, Water Mist Metallic, Holiday Red, Saddle Mist Metallic, Provincial White, Cashmere Beige, Sheffield Mist Metallic, Tahitian Yellow, Regal Mist Metallic and Number 2 Bermuda Blue.
Optional Equipment
The following equipment was optional for the 1964 model year: power windows, air conditioning, power brakes, power steering, power seats and a push-button radio.
Capacities
The 442 was equipped with a 20-gallon fuel tank. The engine held four quarts of oil. The transmission held two pints of fluid. The 442 was 73.8 inches Broad and 54.5 inches big. The front and rear tread diameter was 58 inches.
