1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 442 Convertible on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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For sale is our 1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible with factory 442 package. In used condition. Resembles a survivor car, but it has been repainted at some point, before I owned it paint shines and vehicle presents well. We rebuilt engine, nice collector car. Top is newer with funky rear window zipper, we have it secure with a few safety pins. TH 400 transmission shifts well, and rear end is great on this factory correct car. I think the car is best described as a #3 Hagerty insurance has a valuation tool, they have a suggested market value, this car is priced less for quick sale. Send us a message if you need more photos, trim tag picture, or any further information Buyer is responsible to pick up Huge parts inventory specific to 1967 included. Car is being sold AS-IS. This vehicle is 47 years old and has a ton of history. Not responsible for any previous body damage. We have owned this car for several years and have received nothing but compliments. We expect a pay pal deposit of $1000 at end of auction from winner. I can help load car on to transport truck. Must pick up parts on same day or they will be forfeited. We are moving and have no means of storing them for winner. |
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