1964 F85 Cutlass Convertible And Parts Car on 2040-cars
Amanda, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Oldsmobile
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Cutlass
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: Base
Up for auction is a 1964 F85 Cutlass Convertible and parts car. I am selling this for my brother-in-law (owner).
This Cutlass convertible was purchased brand new from the dealer by the aunt of the current owner. The car was given to the current owner as a graduation gift. The engine and transmission were changed several years later to a 350 CID Rocket Oldsmobile engine and 350 Turbo transmission.
Several years later after children, marriage, etc., car developed mechanical problem and parked to be replaced by another daily driver. It stayed in a garage until the room was needed and ended up outside where it currently resides. The car has current title from Ohio.
Here are points about the car:
The car will need a lot of work but is a good start to a restoration
Car is pretty much in original condition with all trim, lights, interior parts, etc.
Could possibly need floor work / trunk work as car has been sitting outside.
Rust issues (see pics) – not completely rusted out but has some parts that need attention
Interior is all there but weathered. Dash is in pretty good shape. Interior includes bucket seats, center console and factory tach
Mechanical issues are unknown but most parts are there
Convertible comes with a parts car also seen in pix which is a 1964 F85 Cutlass sedan. Parts car comes with the original high output 330 CID and 2-speed power glide (original engine and transmission for convertible).
The parts car has a WV title
These cars sell as a package to hopefully restore the convertible. The convertible is too good to scrap and the owner does not have the time or desire to part it out.
The car can be viewed in person upon request or additional pix can be taken.
Cars sold AS-IS. Buyer responsible for pick-up.
I will forward all questions to the owner (my brother-in-law) to get you the best info possible. If you are very serious, we can arrange a phone call as well.
On Jan-28-13 at 17:59:13 PST, seller added the following information:
Photo of rear of parts car is now uploaded
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