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1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S

Code 28 Diplomat Blue
This Cutlass was originally a 350 2 barrel AC car with front disk brakes and 350TH Transmission. It was a well kept original car then it was frame on restored in 1995. The car has always been garage kept and almost never in the rain. There is no signs of rust and the floorboards and trunk are totally solid. Body panel alignment and gaps are also excellent. No rust under the decklid or inside bottom of doors either.
The exterior has all original chrome. The bumpers are decent but show some small pitting in the chrome. All weatherstrips and any rubber have been replaced.
The paint and bodywork is excellent and the interior had seat covers, carpet, and headliner replaced.
The hood is an original cowl induction hood in great shape with no rust on the underside.
This car has a very low stance. I spent a lot of time on coil spring choice to get it this way.

The engine has been changed to a 455 with an offset grind crankshaft. Putting it just under 500CI. The transmission is a built 400TH. 10” Stall converter Approx 3500rpm. Rear end is an Oldsmobile 12 bolt posi. Aluminum driveshaft. Rear sway bar. Custom tig welded stainless exhaust with X-pipe and 20” Turbo mufflers. The sound is perfect! The engine has minimal miles on it. Maybe 1000? The car just never gets driven.

Here is a list of most of the engine details:

Pro systems Holly carb
Torker manifold- fully ported
Edelbrock Cylinder Heads- Fully ported
Flat tappet mechanical camshaft
Custom JE Pistons- Approx 10:1- Runs all pump gas
Manley Rods
Studs and straps for the mains
MSD Distributer and ignition
Hooker Headers
Mallery Oil pan

The engine machine work and clearances were heavily scrutinized. All Oldsmobile oiling mods were made. There were no corners cut or processes skipped during the machine work and build process. I wanted to be sure this engine would last and handle any abuse. I also wanted to be able to run nitrous so anything it needed to beef it up it got it. I again never got around to setting it up for that yet though.

The AC compressor and condenser have been removed, but I still have it all. Just never got to getting it all hooked back up and running again. Also I have and am including plenty of spare parts. Including sport steering wheel, Ac condenser, compressor, brackets ect. I have a few boxes full of stuff.

The car was built to go fast but never got a chance to race. It has not been dynoed either.
Should make over 650HP! The car drives very nice and extremely strong. Massive torque.

Please feel free to ask any questions. And I have more pictures upon request.

Seller has the right to cancel auction at any time.

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