2 Cars! 1990 & 1991 Olds Cutlass Calais Quad 442 W40 Both Run/good Condition! on 2040-cars

Year:1990 Mileage:141000

Location:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2.3 H.O.
For Sale By:Dealer

VIN: 1g3nf14a5lm760404 Year: 1990
Drive Type: Front Wheel Drive
Make: Oldsmobile
Mileage: 141,000
Model: 442
Sub Model: Cutlass Calais Quad 442 W-40
Trim: Cutlass Calais S

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Both have minor rust around the rear deck lid and lower quarters."

Up for sale are my twin Quad 442 Cutlass Calais W-40's. They are getting really hard to find in decent condition!

I have a collection of cars and have to make some room, and unfortunately these have to go.

The auction is for both cars!

1990 Olds Cutlass Calais Quad 442 W40, 2.3 H.O. LGO 180hp engine, 5speed 3.61 gear ratio transaxle,ac, runs and drives great, 141k miles, it has been upgraded with an LS1 throttle body, has air shocks in the back to prevent squatting when taking off at the track, has Mickey Thompson Drag radials in the front, otherwise all original. It's a fun car to drive, I did 15.1 @ 90 mph at ATCO raceway, that was pretty fast in 1990 for a 4cylinder car! In the pics you will see a nitrous system, but I never installed the bottle or used it, and it is NOT included in the auction. It will be removed before the sale.

I am including a brand new never used 3.94 transaxle that I bought new on Ebay for the 1990 to give it the same ratio at the W-41's came with and hopefully get it into the 14's with just better gearing.

You can drive this car anywhere and have a lot of fun doing it!

The second car is a 1991 Cutlass Calais Quad 442 W-40, it is identical to the 1990 but has a factory sunroof. It has 191k miles, it runs and drives but has low oil pressure when it warms up. I bought it for spare parts but it is too nice to take apart. The side pieces for the rear spoiler are in the trunk.

Both cars have good clutches and have some minor rust on the lower deck lids and lower rear quarter panels that every single Calais I have seen has had or develops.

The paint on both cars is original, still mostly shiny, there are minor dings, dents that should be expected of car's of this vintage, the paint on the bumpers is faded in some spots but overall these cars still attract a hell of a lot of attention and are true survivors!

They are not W-41's but are not priced like a W-41 either and you can add the W-41 stuff like chip, IDI cover, and cams, most of that stuff is still available. You can go to "quad4forums" dot com for info on these rare cars.

I owned a body shop and do body work and it is not a big deal to cut out a small section and replace/touch up, the rust is very minor.

Both have clean titles in my business name, I have had these cars for a few years and I am very reluctant to sell them but don't have the space to keep them inside.

Please email me any and all questions before bidding, I would like this transaction to go as smooth as possible, my feedback is perfect and would like to keep it that way.

I prefer to communicate via email only, so I can reply to the question and post it for everyone to see just in case they want to ask the same question.

The cars are available to see at my used car lot in Philly, PA 19125, I am open Thursday,Friday,Saturday 10am-5pm only.

A $500 non-refundable deposit is due immediately after the auction and the balance due in cash at time of pickup. I will allow 7 days to pick up the vehicles unless we come to a different agreement. I am a licenced PA dealer and sell auto tags if you want to pick up the car and drive it home.

The 1991 will have to be towed, I don't trust the oil pump or encourage driving it once it gets hot, it will ruin the engine.

I have a flat bed and can tow both cars if you like for a reasonable fee if you are not too far away. (50 mile radius)

I am not interested in any trades, and they are not available separate. If they don't sell I will just hold on to them.

Thanks for looking! Check out my other auction for a 1972 Opel GT with 49k miles I am selling also.

Oldsmobile 442 for Sale

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