1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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1969 olds mobile cutlass supreme coupe , top of line , very costly in 69 , low production made , car came out of lansing mich where 442 came out of ,has the same body shell , 2 digit difference , car has the wood grain dash package , same as 442 , car came with special chrome exterior package
Broadcast sheet reads , 099 ( 99 off assembly line) march 04,1969 , style 4287 (means cutlass supreme coupe ) ,body ( 307514 ) , w39 ( hurst 3 speed floor shifter, bucket seat )
Hurst 442 options , bucket seats ,Hurst 3 speed floor dual gate shifter (w39 option listed on the build sheet)
custom cd radio and speakers ,tachometer and gauges at dash Detailed engine compartment Clean and neat trunk 350 engine ( redone) mild , edelbrock intake an carb , chrome ,alternator , starter , polished high end radiator , automatic transmission( redone) front suspension work was done and rear custom dual exhaust system custom gm black and blue pearl paint custom wheels and tires , wheel alignment done
I am selling of my collection of cars as a package or separate pricing , 1969 olds cutlass s coupe , 1957 210 chevy bel air ,
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