1996 Olds Cutlass Supreme - 5 Pointz Art Car - Custom Paint - Under 21,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Jackson Heights, New York, United States
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The "5 Pointz" Car is for sale. As seen in newspapers and on television,
this excellently maintained 1996 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme was
transformed by world famous graffiti artist Meres One into a billboard
for the world famous (and recently destroyed) "aerosol art center" 5
Pointz (see picture of 5 Pointz in its glory).
The car is in very good condition, minimal rust, and YES, the odometer reads 20,515 miles. I'm the second owner and the first owner just drove it to and from work. Features include: Stereo with CD Player and Aux Input (for iPhone or iPod) Almost New Engine (runs beautifully) Automatic Transmission Power Windows Power Locks Unique Paint Job (Note the 5 Pointz logo on the Hood and Meres One's Iconic Lightbulbs) Cruise Control Dancing Hula Girl on Dash This car evokes love wherever it goes. People frequently want to be photographed with it and I have even had interest from a firm that rents cars for film shoots. I'll be happy to pass that contact along to the buyer (though Meres One's permission should be sought prior to using his art in this way). I would never part with this car except that my new job will require something a little more conservative (sigh). The car has very minor cosmetic issues (e.g. a missing knob from the AC and Hazard Lights) and will require a shot of AC refrigerant each year, but is in fantastic shape for a car of its age. PLEASE NOTE: I am this vehicle's second owner, so the title I received still showed a lien from the finance company. I have since retained a notarized letter from the finance company stating that the title is clean and the lien has been lifted. (See photos of both documents) Reach out with any questions. See the NY Post article featuring this vehicle. |
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