1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme on 2040-cars
Milpitas, California, United States
Here we have an almost completely original, one-owner (almost – it was bought new by my mother in 1974. I have owned the car since 1979.). Rough, but it runs and drives. Some minor dings and dents, but it's never been crashed. Good glass, original paint, clean title. Included in this auction: The car as it sits, and
separately: The original 14" SSII Rallye wheels (with decent tires), trim
rings and bolt-on hub caps, a mostly complete black interior including the dash
but not seats (pictured), six 15 X 7 SSII Rallye wheels for bolt-on caps (with
bezels but no tires, center caps, or trim rings). A box of receipts. Other, hard-to-find parts and manuals for this car are for sale separately. The winning bidder agrees that the car and the other parts are purchased as-is where-is. I purchased the black interior parts on eBay years ago and the photos are from that auction. Although always stored indoors, I have never unpacked the parts. You are buying the boxed parts. |
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