1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass "s" on 2040-cars
Glen Rock, New Jersey, United States
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This 1969 Cutlass has a 350 rocket V8 with an automatic transmission. Odometer reads 41884, but hasn't moved since I've owned it. Some upgrades include: 4 barrel carb, Intake, Flowmaster duel exhaust with X pipe, Front disc brakes, Power steering and 15" American Racing rims. Paint is all original: Tahitian Turquoise with Cameo White hard top. Exterior is in fair condition with the usual rust spots behind the front fenders and around rear fenders. Windshield is cracked and will need to be replaced. I added the ram air hood and is cosmetic only, not functional. Interior is 95% with one small tear on drivers side bench. Dash was never cut for radio and best of all, interior is BLACK, not green or white like most of these come. Floors are solid and trunk shows no signs of rust. I am the third owner and have had the pleasure of owning it for 8 years. Car is in the garage most of the time now and has developed a transition fluid drip, probably from sitting. Don't drive it as much as I should, but do start her up and pull her out often. Would keep the car forever, but the daughter who loved to drive to the shows with me grew up too quick and selling to fund her first vehicle. Car is NOT for sale locally, so bid to win! Feel free to ask any questions Pictures are part of the description and can send more upon request. |
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