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- Thread starter Symetry
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Not quite the "meme" variety of humor, but I did come across a CL posting on a 72 oldsmobile that I think must be shared. Looks like the owner couldn't decide on 69 Hurst Olds, Corvette, 52 F-150 or Morgan styling. But it is definitely 1 of a kind:
https://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/d/rogersville-72-oldsmobile-cutlass/7370305793.html
Make sure you look at all the pics....
https://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/d/rogersville-72-oldsmobile-cutlass/7370305793.html
Make sure you look at all the pics....
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I mean he only wants $22,500 for it....Must have cost that much in bodywork and bondo. Never have I seen such a mish-mash of years and styles! Not only does it have non-functional ram air scoops, but it also includes a vintage non-functional Roots blower cap. The most valuable thing I can spot is the 70s Olds sport steering wheel. Hard to come by and worth a few hundred bucks.
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Nah, forget it. My dad worked at Olds in Lansing, and I grew up with 442s. Put myself through college fixing them up (because I'd accumulated a TON of parts). First car a 65 442 convertible, on to a 70 442, followed by 69 W-31, 68 Hurst Olds, 66 tri-power, 72, 70 W-30, 69 convertible.... The one thing it taught me was to buy the absolutely best car you can afford, then fix it up. That one I wouldn't have tried even when I had the big garage.
Yes, 455s for the Hurst Olds (68 and 69) and 70 and later 442s. Earlier models were 400s. W-31 was the only 350. It had the optional 4.44 differential. Nothing like rolling down the road at 70 at 4000 rpm! It was bought by a guy for drag racing and had radio and carpet delete options as well for weight savings!
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