1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais Quad 442 W41 **c41** on 2040-cars
Plymouth, Michigan, United States
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Possibly the rarest GM Production Car(True Production) ever made!! NO JOKING This car is one of the 204 Quad 442 W41 cars built in 1991 and is also 1 of 15 "C41" cars built as IMSA Firestone Firehawk/SCCA World Challege intended cars. 15-1991 Quad 442's got extra special treatement in order to prepare themselves for the factory OLDS race teams in the day(Hacker Racing, Hemmingson Racing, and "The Great Western Boot Company") Google search "Quad 442 W41 C41" and you will get a good idea of what this car is C41 is the RPO Code for NON-A/C but in these cars that meant a lot more, Different Limited Slip Diff, Different Fuel Tank, Engine oil cooler and a few more Race Only Options This car is order # W41188(Bottom center of window sticker)
This is one of only two C41 cars sold to the general public, and both exist in excellent condition today. The other is owned in Columbus, Ohio by the owner of a GMC(former OLDS) Dealer. One other car C41 car exists in very rough condition with well over 120,000 miles and has some title blemishes as it was a unused race vehicle that Hacker Racing put into civilian service after it went unused and the factory teams switched to the OLDS Achieva in 1992. The rest of the "C41" cars got roll cages and the interiors torn out by the factory race teams.(I have one of those for sale as well right now on EBAY) I purchased this vehicle approx. 5 years ago from its first and original owner I have two 3" binders with every piece of documentation you can imagine and every article written on the W41. Note: Vehicle has Brand New (Less Than 5 Miles) BF Goodrich 215/60R14 Tires. First owner had cheaped out and put 195 series tires on it and they are in some of the pics. Contact me if interested Rob 734-552-7030 and I can fill you in on more details On Oct-28-13 at 21:14:14 PDT, seller added the following information: More pics to follow as soon as I figure out how to add them I do have original Window sticker laminated along with every other piece of paper that was in the car upon delivery. This Car was driven not transported from Lansing assembly plant to Story Olds(Worlds Largest Olds Dealer) in Lansing MI by Olds Exec. I have original sales contract showing Original owner paid nearly 5K over sticker to buy this car(Kind of Crazy) Only water this car has ever seen was getting hand washed. NO DISAPPOINTMENTS Only selling because I don't have time to enjoy and have to many toys and cars and not enough garage space
On Oct-28-13 at 21:21:55 PDT, seller added the following information: This car has never been in an accident or had any body work or paint of any kind. It looks in some underneath pictures to have red overspray but that is an illusion as you are seeing the original paint showing thru the spray on rust proofing(Black) that was applied back in 1991 |
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