I drive a classic 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass. I’ve been slowly getting it restored and customized, and I’d like to get a lift kit for it. How much will it cost to get a lift kit for my Oldsmobile?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Typically, lift kits run anywhere from $200 to $15,000, depending on the type of kit you buy. Body lift kits are less expensive, but they don’t provide any clearance. Suspension lift kits can lift your car more than a body kit, but they’re a lot more expensive.
, there might be some other factors that affect the cost of your kit besides the type and how much lift you want.
Parts availability: Since your car is older, finding lift kits that fit your particular model might be difficult, and the ones you do find may cost quite a bit.
Ease of installation: Most lift kits should be installed by highly trained professionals, especially when dealing with vintage cars. This can drive up labor costs.
Vehicle integrity: Suspension lift kits alter the suspension of your vehicle. If the suspension needs work before a kit can be installed, this can also drive up labor costs.
When you finish customizing your vintage ride, make sure you have the right insurance to cover it with the
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