1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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I am selling this 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass. This car is about 90% restored! Tons of work as been put into this car and it shows!
Rebuilt motor Chevy 455 (only 20 miles on motor), new alternator, new starter, rebuilt carb Edelbrock, gas pump, water pump, intake Holley street dominator, and oil pump. Custom truck carpet with custom made sub woofer cases (2 10" woofers), 2 interfire amps, Nesa DVD MP3-MP4-TV CD stereo (TV picks up local channels), clarion Eq 5745. Interior suede and brown vinyl suede headliner, all new carpet, 20" chrome rims and original rally wheels, rebuilt transmission. All original car never been damaged or hit.96 % restored. Only thing left to be restored is the air conditioner. On Jan-30-14 at 09:17:22 PST, seller added the following information: I am selling this 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass. This car is about 90% restored and is a real eye catcher when driving down the street! The car has been restored, not necessarily to original factory specs, but rather to run great and look sweet! Tons of work has been put into this car and it shows! The engine is a newly rebuilt Chevy 455 motor with only 20 miles! There is also a ton of new parts including: a new alternator, new starter, gas pump, water pump, rebuilt transmission, and oil pump. Because of the rebuilt engine and transmission you do not use the floor shifting mechanism to change the gears but rather the column. There is also new Holley Street Dominator intake and a rebuilt Edelbrock carburetor! |
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