1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible on 2040-cars
Long Valley, New Jersey, United States
For sale is my 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible. The vehicle needs some minor body work to be completed before it is ready for reassembly and paint. The trunk floor has some holes and should be replaced. I have most pieces to put back together but am missing 1 Front door glass and Grille. The interior needs to be redone and the convertible top has 3 holes in it from being stored in the closed position. The rear glass is in very good shape. Front Windshield has a slight crack that starts from bottom and works its way up. The convertible top does work automatically. The 2 front fenders and 2 rear quarter panels are OE sheetmetal that I purchased from a GM dealer 20 years ago. The body is super straight and in excellent condition. The motor was rebuilt 17 years ago and has not been driven. I have started the vehicle periodically and driven it up and down my street. It has an aftermarket edelbrock aluminum intake manifold and Hooker Headers that are ceramic coated. The vehicle starts and sounds great but needs to be set up and finished. Has a coolant leak that has developed from the intake area. I have the exhaust that just needs to be installed . Right now I have mufflers on vehicle but rest of exhaust is in car. The transmission seems to be leaking from sitting and may need some new seals. I rebuilt the suspension and added new KYB shocks as well as new front rotors and calipers in the front. The mileage listed is what is on the odometer. Do not know if this is actual miles or not.
This will make a great car when finished want to find it a good home. It can be driven onto trailer or carrier but should not be driven on road .Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.Thanks.
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