One Owner 1977 Cutlass Supreme Brougham Solid Tn. Car All Original Paint Nice on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Tennessee, United States
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ONE OWNER 1977 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM, TN. SOUTHERN CAR ALL ITS LIFE BOUGHT HERE IN CLEVELAND,TN. NEW. CAR IS BEING SOLD WITH NO RESERVE. HIGHEST BIDDER WINS THE CAR. YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK-UP OR SHIPPING OF CAR. I WILL BE GLAD TO WORK WITH YOU. THIS IS A NICE VINTAGE CLASSIC YOU CAN OWN AND ENJOY, TAKE TO CAR SHOWS, ETC. THIS CARS S WEATHER STRIPPING IS SOFT AND IN GOOD CONDITION, RALLY WHEELS AND ALL CENTER CAPS THERE AND GOOD SHAPE, CENTER ARM REST SPLIT BENCH SEAT NICE AND COMFORTABLE. CLEAN SOLID TN. CAR, HAS JACK, SPARE AND LUG WRENCH, WORKING CRUISE CONTROL, WORKING CLOCK, WORKING AM-FM 8 TRACK PLAYER, ALL BADGING ON CAR IS VERY ORIGINAL AND GOOD SHAPE.CAR RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD, SMOOTH SHIFTING AUTO TRANSMISSION, HAS NO RUST ROT HOLES VERY SOLID, CAR HAS WORKING AC WAS CONVERTED SOMETIME TO 134A UPGRADE. CAR IS VERY NICE FOR IT TO BE ALL ORIGINAL AND IN SUCH CONDITION. WE ARE SELLING THIS BECAUSE GRANDPA PASSED AWAY AND THE CAR HAS JUST BEEN SITTING WE FEEL SOMEONE WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO HAVE IT TO ENJOY THEMSELVES. THIS IS THE REASON FOR SELLING OF THE CAR. WE DID CHECK NADA VALUE AND WE FEEL THIS CAR FALLS SOMEWHER BETWEEN THEAVERAGE RETAIL AND HIGH RETAIL WITH IT BEING AN ORIGINAL WELL KEPT CAR. SO PLEASE BID WITH CONFIDENCE THAT THIS IS A CAR THAT WILL CONTINUE TO GO UP IN VALUE. WE ARE SELLING THE CAR AT NO RESERVE ON HERE, BUT WE DO HAVE IT LISTED LOCALLY FOR SALE FOR 12,500 SO WE DO RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END BIDDING AT ANY TIME IF SOMEONE BUYS IT. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS I WILL BE MORE THAN GLAD TO TRY AND ANSWER THEM FOR YOU. THANKS HAVE A BLESSED DAY. I DO HAVE THE OWNERS MANUAL, ALSO THE ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER LISTING ALL THE OPTIONS ON THE CAR AND THE PRICE OF THE CAR BACK IN 1977. I ALSO HAVE I THINK 2 SETS OF THE ORIGINAL KEYS AND A SET THAT WAS MADE. AS WITH ANY USED CAR IT HAS NO WARRANTY.............. AT LEAST YOU WONT HAVE TO PAY A DEALER A COST CAUSE I AM AN INDIVIDUAL.................THIS IS A NICE CAR AND VERY ORIGINAL IT DOES RUN AND DRIVE GOOD BUT I WOULD TRAILER IT HOME AND CHANGE ALL THE FLUIDS AND MAYBE CHANGE PLUGS AND WIRES ETC JUST FOR SAFETY REASONS. THIS IS WHAT I WOULD DO ANYWAYS. THANKS HAVE BLESSED DAY......... OH I FORGOT TO TELL YOU THAT THE POWER WINDOWS GO UP GOOD AND DOWN GOOD THEY WORK FINE.
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The seller claims that this beast has had just two owners and has covered a mere 61,308 miles in its decades on the road. It's reportedly never been restored or repainted and comes with all of the necessary books and manuals. A 7.5-liter (455-cubic-inch) Oldsmobile V8 with a three-speed Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission powering the front wheels propels this far-out RV, and the double set of rear wheels out back use a self-leveling air suspension to provide a cushy ride.
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