1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass/442 on 2040-cars
Gibson, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Oldsmobile
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Cutlass
Mileage: 99,999
Trim: convertible
you are bidding on a 1970 oldsmobile cutlass supreme convertible that has been cloned to a 442 .painted 6 months ago with nason ralley red 2 k paint and brand new white top with real glass back window.the power top motor and hoses are brand new top goes up and down great this is a number matching car 350/325 hp 4 bbl rocket motor 350 trans and 12 bolt rearend . the car runs and drives great .I bought the car about two years it was bamboo yellow with white top .The car has all the options p/s p/b electric top /windows/seat brand new a\c compresser. The car is 85% complete. new windsheild/ brakes\ glove compartment box /ashtray and ashtray door/442 emblems .This is a real survivor i bought it from the original owner it bounced around in the family and back to him .The car was first sold in laurinburg nc . The car needs a truck pan and the rubber seals around the windows trunk seal and the back 1/4 windows bolted in . I hate to admit it but i have just lose interest in the car i have two more projects that i have to finish .i am just selling it for what i have in it .The car has duel exhaust with flowmaster mufflers .brand new wood grain steering wheel.the car is a brown interior with automatic on the column and as you see in the pictures i have an complete 442 shifter and console/442ram air bolt on hood and chrome 442 tips and bucket seats that comes with the car and you get all the f-85 chrome i took off the car when i cloned it .A couple of more facts about the car still has all tinted glass from factory\motor rebuilt about 7 years ago been sitting up . the carb is the factory q-jet been sent off works like brand new. Its all there if you want to put it back original .if you would like to come test drive it or for more addition info please email me . JUST THE PARTS I GIVE YOU WITH THE CAR WILL BRING $1500-1600 HUNDRED ON EBAY THE CAR IS BEING SOLD AS/IS YOU CAN SEE MY FEEDBACK IS 100% THANKS FOR LOOKING
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