1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass S on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:350 - 4 Barrel 5.7L
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Cutlass
Trim: S
Drive Type: Automatic
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 107,968
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Black
We have a 98% RUST FREE Cutlass that we have done alot of work to in the past twelve months. The car is originally orange with a white top and white interior; but over time it has all been switched over to black. The car runs very smooth and has never left me stranded anywhere. It is originally from California and we will include the "blue plates" with the car. The only minor rust we see is behind the left rear tire - see photo. The trunk and floor boards are very solid. All of the following work has been done in the last 1,000 miles:
- Engine was professionally rebuilt at Fultz's Machine Shop. The crank and rods are .010/.010 and the pistons were .030 over. All surfaces and bearings are new or freshly machined - see photos.
- The cam, intake, air cleaner and carb are all edelbrock performer series with the expensive intake and electronic 600 cfm carb which works great.
- New fuel pump, water pump, distributor, coil, transmission lines and hoses.
- Transmission was serviced and seals replaced at Desert Transmissions
- New bushings, ball joints, springs, center drag ling and shocks in the front....new springs in the back
Here is what the car needs:
- Air conditioning and heater core complete system.
- The headlights turn off when you hit the bright light switch.
- New fan clutch and maybe a few various knick knack trim pieces
- The tires on the back look like new, but the fronts are worn
The paint has sat under a tree for awhile and has marks from leaves...it looks OK from a distance, but could use a paint job. The interior is OK, but the driver's seat could definitely use new foam. If you want, just drive it as-is for awhile - we get compliments everywhere we go!
The Pioneer Stereo, Boston Acoustics amp and Kicker speakers ARE NOT INCLUDED. If the auction hits $7,000 we will include them - they sound great.
Only selling it because we are buying an old school Bronco. No trades, no end earlies and no BS please - Thanks!
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