1965 OLDSMOBILE 442 CUTLASS
Body Type   2-DOOR HARDTOP
VIN   338375M146063
Exterior Color   Red
Interior Color   White
Engine   400/350
Numbers: 389298
Transmission   4 Speed Manual
Mileage   26,893
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Price   $24,900
 
1965 OLDSMOBILE 442 CUTLASS
Car has received a frame off restoration and was restored back to original condition. Target red is color with white interior. Bucket seats, console with factory tach, original 400 engine, Muncie 4 speed with Hurst linkage, power steering, power drum brakes. Car was owned by the lead singer of the rock group Foreigner.
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Power Steering: Yes
Power Brakes: Yes
Power Seats: No
Power Windows: No
Air Conditioning: No
Radio: Yes
 
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1971 - $115,900
New
W-30 fans check this one out!!! This is 1 of approximately 104 W-30 Convertibles built in 1971 . Perfectly restored W-30's sell for $220,000 and up, and this one is a first class driver with a matching numbers engine with build sheet and selling for about 1/2 that price. Car has the correct paint (Bittersweet), beautiful black interior, power steering, power disc brakes, dual exhaust, new power top, AM radio, 5 spoke Rally wheels, BF Goodrich 235/70/14's, correct fresh air hood and air breather. Turbo 400 transmission. Excellent car that is ready to drive or show!!
1971 - $59,000

This is one of the final years the 4-4-2 would have model status at Oldsmobile. This numbers matching 455-CID v8 with turbo 400 automatic features a Tic-Toc-Tach, Hurst dual gate shifter, rare fiberglass ram air hood, power steering, power disc brakes, power windows, power convertible top, AM/FM 8 track, sport mirrors, rear wing, and the A/C blows ice cold. Car also boasts super stock iii wheels, black bucket seat interior w/ light package and a sport steering wheel. The black cloth top is in great condition. This 4-4-2 has had a complete frame off restoration completed in October 2006. This car is smoking hot!!!
 
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