Very Nice Classic! $10k In Recent Engine Work! Ready To Drive! Sounds Great! on 2040-cars
Parker, Colorado, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:V8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: Cutlass
Trim: Supreme
Power Options: Power Locks
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 127,000
Exterior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Gray
Very-good looking 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass for sale at a great price! You can buy this whole car for less than what was spent just on the engine rebuild! This car gets a ton of looks and "thumbs up". She starts right up without any problems, sounds terrific and drives nice and smoothly. She is ready to go to car shows and cruise nights! This car at this price, is a very good investment. You really can't go wrong. Original #'s matching 350 engine has less than 800 miles on it since a quality, high-dollar rebuild. Holley Pro-Jection 2D Fuel Injection system. (This piece alone was almost $2,000). Original block was bored .30 over, Brand New Pistons, Edelbrock Intake Manifold, Aluminum Heads, Edelbrock Performer RPM Cam, Edelbrock Performance Gaskets, Brand new headers, High Dollar new Oldsmobile Valve Covers, MSD Ignition, MSD Blaster, Braided lines, etc. etc. Just the engine rebuild was almost $10,000. A brand new vinyl top was put on the car. It looks fantastic. ($1,700 cost). The body on the car is very straight. There are no dents or dings. There are some scratches and a few smaller rust bubble spots. (Please see pics). Most of the small rust areas are behind the rear right tire. There are few small bubbles below the trim of the vinyl top in a few areas as well. They are not too bad but they are there and noticeable if you look closely and I do not want the new owner to have any surprises when they receive the car. The paint on the car is very nice and looks good and shines up well. Again though, there are some scratches and some paint chips on the paint in various spots on the car. It is really nice paint but not perfect. There are some minor imperfections. The interior is very nice. It looks like it was reupholstered at one point. There are no rips or tears in the front or back seats. The carpet looks good as well and might even be the original. Headliner looks great also. No cracks in the dash. The glovebox latch is not working correctly and opens every once in a while when driving. The wheels and tires were bought brand new for this car just a few years ago. They have never been on another car. The wheels are made by Edelbrock and the tires are BF Goodrich TA Radials. This tire and wheel package was purchased new at Discount Tire for a little over $1,200. The car has an upgraded stereo system with new door speakers, subwoofer box, amp and a hidden Alpine deck in the glovebox. However, it does need a wire replaced for it to work. A wire that goes to the stereo was purposely cut when the engine was removed for the rebuild and has not been fixed yet. The car also has a working Clifford alarm with two remotes. This is an original Colorado car. I believe that I am the third owner. Here is a video of the car that I took this morning. It will show you how good looking the car truly is and how easily she starts up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRrDe8TzfVs Please check my feedback. It is 100%. I want the new owner of this car to be very happy with their purchase so please email me with any questions or offers and I will do my best to answer them quickly and honestly. Please, serious inquiries only on this car. If you do not have the funds to buy it right now, then please do not bid. Also, U.S. buyers only. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. However, I will be glad to meet the transport truck and help them load the car. I live just a bit south of Denver, CO. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of end of auction. Camaro, Impala, Z-28, Corvette, Dodge, 442, Dart, Chrysler, Pro street, Pro Touring, race, racing, drag, vintage, Torino, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Firebird, GTO, Plymouth, Roadrunner, Satellite, Fast, Sleeper, Nitrous, Barrett Jackson, Mecum, Chevelle, Big Block, Small Block, Nova, Monte Carlo, 454, 455, Grand Prix, Galaxie, Mustang, Muscle car. Thank you. Good luck. She is a very nice car and needs a good new home.
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