1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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An original Olds Cutlass that was part of a long-time Twin Cities super-dealer's personal collection, this fantastic example of a well-preserved 1977 Cutlass Supreme is a stock car put aside with low miles and kept in storage for almost 40 years. The miles are legitimate and the shape is fantastic. If you're going retro, then this interior is screaming your name! Runs and drives like a dream and no major flaws. There has been some minor paintwork (hood for sure) but it's on our showfloor looking great. Leaks very little on the showfloor and starts every time. One of a handful remaining in the collection, only a select few will be made available to the public. Being sold by a family member, we are acting as the intermediary and will do our best to answer any questions. Basically, when the dealer liked a trade, he put it aside and the family made sure they stayed clean, got started and driven occassionally to stay fresh. A few have been sold already so act quickly as this car, with a 350 engine - low miles - and great shape for under $20,000 won't last long. Call Craig at 6123255631 if you have specific questions or are looking for another older Oldsmobile to see if one is available. |
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