Can't even BEGIN to start where this thing isn't just more than a painted over rust bucket. MAYBE the transmission is still an OZ, but I doubt it. The rear end may be the only good thing left on this car. Front headlight surrounds aren't black inlayed, clear front parking lamps...whoever did this has absolutely no clue what a Salon had on it.
That interior fabric is too light, and far from tight, as you can tell by them using the original gray buttons. Unfortunately they didn't bother to redo the seat bolster correctly when they recovered the seats. The sew job looks like 98 year-old grandma's hand sewing from the knitting club.
The dash has attempted to be covered in something. Didn't go so well it appears. It's definitely over 1087 miles.
Front and rear Oldsmobile emblems incorrect, the 442 decal set is aftermarket and seemingly poor quality. At least poor application. They obviously haven't seen or measured a real 442.
MAYBE $4500 tops. Take 20,400K off the top. It suuuuuuuuuucks.
Just...just....no.