1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible on 2040-cars
Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States
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Relisted as high bidder backed out of transaction. Bid only if you can complete transaction. Original Owner’s manual and protect-o-plate included. History of vehicle: Built in November 1969 – Sold in Key West Florida on November 17, 1969. Sold Vero Beach, Florida in 1979. Sold on March 6th 1985 in W. Palm Beach, FL – Car had 65,600 miles. Owner moved to Kansas and transferred title to Kansas address on May 22nd, 1992. Car had 89.965 miles. Sold on July, 11th 2008 in Kansas and car had 92,300 miles. Car was purchased and moved to Georgia October 1st, 2012. Car has been in storage for the majority of the time from 1992 until now. Don’t let this one get away. Yes, it needs some TLC but you already have a good solid car that has been used very little over the last 43 years.
New white top with plastic rear window comes with vehicle. New convertible boot on car. Has minor surface rust on lip of truck lid, rear wheel wells. Good solid running engine and transmission. Needs to be serviced, possibly new distributor. hard crank when cold, but runs good. It's still a project car but solid. Painted red in mid 80's. Originally gold from factory. interior seats are good, needs repair or replace to dash, Not selling new from showroom, but rather a good running head turner in it's current condition. "20 footer". There is a top currently on the car. Has two minor tears on it (rear corners on each side). The car as 93,444 miles on it as it sits today. Has A/C and Heat, but currently not working. Engine and Transmission are believed to be original (was re-built in the mid 1980's). VIN # is 342670E126950 Car has power windows, automatic transmission, and power top. Lap seat belts in front. no seat belts in rear. tires have about 5000 miles on them. Vehicle was Gold on Gold with White top when new from factory. Repainted Red, and Red interior around 1985. Car comes with years of documentation and proof of ownership. Successful buyer would be 6th owner. Bid with confidence that you can be the next owner. In my opinion it's priced fair for the market.Thanks. Do Not bid if you do not intend to complete the transaction. Successful bidder must contact seller with 48 hours of auction closing. If you are the high bidder, and the reserve has been met you are financially obligated to complete this transaction and you agree to pay seller $500 non-refundable deposit within 72 hours. Deposit is part of the total purchase price. Non-refundable deposit is due if you fail to complete the purchase. Do not bid unless you can pay for this car. Any questions concerning transaction must be asked prior to close of auction. Thanks |
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For the sake of perspective, translated to US population, this total recall figure would equal a car for each resident of New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Montana, Delaware, South Dakota, Alaska, North Dakota, the District of Columbia, Vermont and Wyoming. Combined. Here's how it all breaks down:
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