six-cylinder and eight-cylinder engines were available and were designated 66 and 68. Standard 60 Series equipment included: dual horns, dual sun visors and a cigarette lighter. The deluxe equipment package added foam rubber seat cushions, deluxe steering wheel, deluxe instrument cluster, clock and chrome wheel trim rings. Standard tires were 6.00 x 16 inches. Upholstery was Bedford cord or broadcloth. The Series 60 model designation was retired after 1948, the L-head six-cylinder was then increased in displacement to and was used only in the Oldsmobile 76 which was discontinued in 1950. A limited amount were put through production in 1950, but only five exist today. Australian production The Series 60 was also produced from 1946 to 1948 by General Motors-Holden's in Australia, where it was marketed as the Oldsmobile Ace. Local bodies were fitted and these cars are completely different from the scuttle back and were the last GM cars to feature "suicide doors" (hinged at the back). South African production Cars were exported to South Africa in complete knock down (CKD) form for local assembly. References 66 1930s cars 1940s cars Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Full-size vehicles Coupés Sedans Convertibles Station wagons