Beautiful car, and color combination. I always thought that it was a shame that Oldsmobile didn't offer the 442 package in this body style, during the years that this body shell was produced. I think that the XX57 body variants with the formal G body roof line were slick looking. This is a nice homage to what could have been though. I could do without the wheels, too garish, too ghetto. Yes a nice restomod homage, but I would have left it as a non-442 Cutlass Supreme and spent the money on the mechanicals making it a street sleeper Q ship. No one would know anything until you opened up the throttle, and by then it would be too late.
Ohhhh yeah. Sounds like angels talking. Beautiful.
Beautiful car, and color combination. I always thought that it was a shame that Oldsmobile didn't offer the 442 package in this body style, during the years that this body shell was produced. I think that the XX57 body variants with the formal G body roof line were slick looking. This is a nice homage to what could have been though. I could do without the wheels, too garish, too ghetto. Yes a nice restomod homage, but I would have left it as a non-442 Cutlass Supreme and spent the money on the mechanicals making it a street sleeper Q ship. No one would know anything until you opened up the throttle, and by then it would be too late.
Clean
THAT'S NOT A 442. OLDS NEVER OFFERED THE 442 OPTION IN THE SQUAREBACK CUTLASS IN 1972. BUT IT SOUNDS GOOD!!!
What series Flowmaster?
Motor still for sale ?