1986 Oldsmobile 442 Cutlass on 2040-cars
Bath, Michigan, United States
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Clean and all original '86 Cutlass 442. Car has the original high output 307 Oldsmobile V8 engine, with the dual snorkle air cleaner, overdrive transmission and dual exhaust. Body is very straight. No rust at all. Car was bought new in North Carolina and had been bought by a dealer in Florida. so its rust free and trunk and floorpans are perfect.it does have some door dings but not bad. Also has a few paint blemishes from the hot southern sunbut not terrible. It has never seen snow and has only been in michigan 1 year.
Power windows, power door locks, AC blows very cold as I found when I drove it back from Fla last year, center console shifter, about 3,000 of these cars were made in 1986.
It has the original 442 wheels. Interior is all factory original aside from carpet that the dealer put in in florida.Everything else has never been redone before and is in very good shape.
This car is very nice but please keep in mind that it is not perfect, it does need a few small things here and there. Radio does not work but did not want to damage the dash with aftermarket equipment, this is a nice car but it is not a 10 out of 10. Please do not expect a show-car. I just want the next buyer to be fully happy with their purchase. Just let me know if you have any specific questions.
This car is ready to cruise for the summer or hit the car shows. I have not owned this car for very long. Do not waste my time. If you do not have the money for this car at this very moment, then please do not contact me. Thank you.
Im interested in an older car so thats why im selling.
possible trade for early 70s lemans cutlass or that body style. Let me know if you have something to deal with.
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