California Original, 1978 Cutlass Cruiser Wagon, One Owner, 52k Orig Miles, A+++ on 2040-cars
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This is a one lady owner 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser classic wagon with 52,455 original miles. This is a 100% Rust Free California car since new. The 260 c.i. engine starts right up and runs extremely well. The acceleration is positive and the entire drive-train is very solid and tight. The transmission shifts beautifully through all the gears. No leaks, smoke or strange noises. The car is turn key and has no issues. All mechanical , electrical and climate control systems are in excellent working order. The air conditioning compressor is in-op. The brakes, steering and suspension are in tip top condition as well. The car is completely original inside and out including all the paint. The body, chassis and frame are 100% rust free. The original paint finish looks absolutely amazing for it's age. The shine is lustrous and very attractive. There are minimal chips, dings and minor imperfections but nothing that takes away from how gorgeous the car is. Very small dent on passenger fender.
-All of the weather stripping is superb and soft. -All other lights, lenses, trim and moldings are in A+ condition
The interior is just as clean as the rest of the car. The original dash is near perfect with no cracks. The headliner, carpeting and door-panels are in unbelievably good condition.
This car is a cream puff and is ready to be enjoyed NOW! The new owner will be pleased. This gorgeous original American Classic is also available for sale locally and is subject to removal from the auction at any time should it be sold. Shipping can be arranged worldwide and expedited quickly and inexpensively to your door. If you have any questions contact Evan at 310-594-4224, or email. Thanks for looking and good luck!
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