1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass on 2040-cars
Frankfort, Indiana, United States
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I have a nice 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass which was converted into a 442 clone. It has PS, PB, leather seats, new interior, new paint job, holley carb rebuilt, 2 new rims and tires, new air cleaner, and 442 grilles. I have more 442 parts and Oldsmobile emblems for the car. The car did run and start a month ago; I have been very busy with work and family and I have to let the car go. It is getting cold and I can't drive it especially with my family so I hope somebody has a garage to keep this in. I had a storage place for it but like I said no time and I need to save money for my family. The car is nice and the underside was sprayed with rust inhibitor black paint to keep from rusting. The floor pans are solid with very minute rust, the front quarters are nice with minimal rust, and rear quarters have the usually rust spots and some rot which can be fixed easily but is not that bad. The trunk pan is solid and was painted with the same black rust inhibitor paint and the is a like a 3 inch whole and is fixable with a patch. I have a new oil pan, gaskets, and plug to replace the old cracked oil pan, I discovered when changing the oil a few months ago! Check out the pics: I will include as much as I can. Thanks for looking. Bid to Win! Sold as-is.
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