This factory black 1970 Oldsmobile 442 convertible is well equipped and in great condition!  Restored in its original paint color of Ebony Black, this 442 really shines.  Powering this classic Olds is a numbers matching 455 cubic inch V8, which produces 365 horsepower and an astounding 500 pound feet of torque.  Backing up the 455 V8 is a numbers matching Muncie 4-speed manual transmission and a positraction rear end.  The interior is well appointed, with a 4-spoke sport steering wheel, air conditioning (non-operational), tinted glass, wood trim, and ralley gauges.  Convertible season is upon us, and this 442 is a classic that is sure to be enjoyed on the upcoming summer nights!  (Please note, this car is not a W-30, previous owner installed stripes and badges)

Stock Number:  HC6049
VIN: 344670E124722
Miles: 85,920 miles showing on the odometer (this vehicle will be sold as mileage EXEMPT)
Engine: Numbers Matching 455 Oldsmobile V8
Transmission:  Numbers Matching Muncie M21 (POP2SB  30E124722 Stamped on Transmission)
Equipment: Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Conditioning (not operational), 4-Speed Manual, AM/FM Radio,  (All equipment and features of this car were in working order at the time of listing, unless noted above) 
Items Included with the Car: Build Sheet 
Condition Code: (3+) * (see condition code chart for explanation of category codes 1-5)
Warranty: This vehicle is being sold AS-IS
 
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The Term "Numbers Matching" used in our descriptions refers to an engine that has an: engine block casting number and date, engine assembly date and suffix code, and engine VIN/serial number that are present in a manner that is consistent with build sequence of the described vehicle. 
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*Condition Code Chart:

1. Excellent: Show car, freshly restored to like-new or better condition, also could be a very low-mileage excellent condition survivor or late-model vehicle
2. Great: Older frame-off or very nice frame-on restoration, could be a low-mileage great condition survivor or late-model vehicle, the nicest condition car most people would feel comfortable driving to shows or for special occasions
3. Good: Driver quality, at first glance a car that appears to be in great condition, a closer inspection will reveal minor flaws in the paint and interior, the undercarriage and engine bay normally looks unrestored.  These cars are mechanically sound, fully functional, and are normally enjoyed on the weekends and for special occasions in good weather.
4. Fair: A car that starts up and runs but is in need some mechanical and cosmetic work in order to be enjoyed on a regular basis
5. Poor: Restoration project, a car that needs to be totally restored