1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
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Hi, I am selling my 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, the car is sold as is where is and is a project car that is a work in progress. The car is apart, but is complete except for the original front seat and windshield. I will describe the car, it has some rust in the doors, rear quarters, and front fenders, the patch panels are installed on the fenders already, I patched the rear quarters with bond as the rust is only behind the wheel openings about the size of softballs. The right rear quarter had a minor accident in the past but just dents, no creases. The passenger and driver front floor pans had very small rust holes and are fiberglassed, there is also small rust holes at the top of the windshield, that were bondoed and some small holes at the bottom sides of the rear window. The engine is a 1973 455 and is apart and ready to go to the machine shop, the trans is a TH350. NextI will list the parts already installed, the car is a roller, the body has been pulled off and the frame has been sanded and the top and outsides painted and the underside of the body above the frame has been sanded and undercoated. It's had new Prothane, poly body mounts installed, new steering gearbox, tie rods and sleeves, Energy Suspension poly bushings on the front and rear, tubular upper and lower control arms, centerlink, idler arm,pitman arm, Moog front and rear coil springs, KYB front and rear shocks, Hawk brake pads,calipers, cross drilled and slotted rotors, inner and outer bearings lubed with white lithium grease, new seals, a W37 rear diff cover, axle bearings and seals, pinion bearing and seal, carrier bearings with synthetic gear lube. The rear seat is original and I have front buckets from an 88 300zx with driver side power, also has a 97 Jag center console minus the lid and 97 Jag cooling fans. This is the list of parts that I have not installed yet, chrome oil dipstick and tube, Comp Cams cam and lifter set(CL42-308-4), Jegs Power booster/master/prop valve 11"(G10030572), 4 Vision silver Rally 55 wheels 15x7 with trim rings, derby caps, lugs and valve stems, Flowtech headers(11154FLT), Flowtech purple horns mufflers, Painless wiring harness(20102), Procomp ready to run distributor(PC7009), TSP power coil(JM6930BK), Napa power steering pump and pressure line, rear brakes shoes, hardware kit, wheel cylinders and machined drums, Fel Pro complete gasket set(96004), valley pan and intake gasket set, Spectre power steering pulley(4487), aluminum radiator, Edelbrock 1407, 750cfm carb with rebuild kit and Edelbrock electric choke, Spectre ram air unit with washable filter, a roll of 3/16 and 1/4 brake line, front and rear brake hoses, a used Hurst shifter with cable and th350 bracket, and a Hayden trans cooler.There is well over $4000 in new parts alone. Change in health causes sale. Please ask any questions, I have not tried to sugar coat anything, this is a project car and being sold as such and needs a lot of work, but well worth the time and money. I will not ship the car and will not accept payment from anyone else or arrange shipping. If you want to pay with a cashiers check we must go to a branch of your bank in Tampa together so I can verify it's real. I have a clear FL title.
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