Ladies and Gentlemen, the sound you hear while watching this video is known as the "ROCKET RUMBLE", and there is only one type of engine that makes this beautiful sound. And that is a genuine Oldsmobile Rocket V8. No other engine ever produced by any other automobile manufacturer sounds as awesome as this does. Oh, and that is a beautiful Cutlass, James. I had a 1975 model myself, currently being enjoyed by a couple in Wisconsin.
Yes, gold if it's a 350. The one in this video has the W-30 option; thus, it has the 455 which is totally correct with its factory blue engine color. Non W-30s had the 350.
@@yeehaa3181 Blue was the factory color for engines in 74 through the demise of the V8s. Gold was 72 and prior for 350. My 75 Cutlass 350 4 bbl was Blue.
@@gt-37guy6 Appreciate the discussion. Check out three other '74 H/O's with the 350 engine and the color of each of the engines: th-cam.com/video/w2Ilc5_Ogv0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/OD_F0cQ45tM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/lg3_4S4L318/w-d-xo.html
That one is nice but I saw another model like that a little nicer it was black with white interior HURST/OLDS all over but the best is a digital tach on the console
Always liked the '69, '74, and '84 HO Cutlass 442s... Just didn't care for the '79s, though... Maybe because the boxy body style was still too new and fresh in the mind back then...
I wish I had one of these,even as a project I'd have no problem with putting in the work such a great vehicle.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the sound you hear while watching this video is known as the "ROCKET RUMBLE", and there is only one type of engine that makes this beautiful sound. And that is a genuine Oldsmobile Rocket V8. No other engine ever produced by any other automobile manufacturer sounds as awesome as this does.
Oh, and that is a beautiful Cutlass, James. I had a 1975 model myself, currently being enjoyed by a couple in Wisconsin.
Beautiful car a dream to own
Great car
Is a 1974 old enough now so engine mods are smog legal? Get some 1960s style power?
Never won anything in my life. So I entered to try and win a car ??!! Thank You Tom C.
Very nice! You didn't give us any history though.
Is this Olds Cutlass 442 still For sale ?
Very nice car. Is it still for sale??
I entered So I have my fingers crossed?? I never have won anything in my life
still for sale?
I don't believe it was ever for sale here. He was just showing us his Hurst.
Why would they paint the motor blue it should be gold if it’s a 350 rocket but nice ride
Yes, gold if it's a 350. The one in this video has the W-30 option; thus, it has the 455 which is totally correct with its factory blue engine color. Non W-30s had the 350.
455
@@yeehaa3181 Blue was the factory color for engines in 74 through the demise of the V8s. Gold was 72 and prior for 350. My 75 Cutlass 350 4 bbl was Blue.
@@gt-37guy6 Appreciate the discussion. Check out three other '74 H/O's with the 350 engine and the color of each of the engines:
th-cam.com/video/w2Ilc5_Ogv0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/OD_F0cQ45tM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/lg3_4S4L318/w-d-xo.html
@@gt-37guy6 Sorry, I addressed you using my other ID. I'm also known as yeehaa.
That one is nice but I saw another model like that a little nicer it was black with white interior HURST/OLDS all over but the best is a digital tach on the console
Mine rusted out in just a couple years 70s products were very poor
I have that car
If you own my W30 you can contact me at j101153k@gmail.com
Always liked the '69, '74, and '84 HO Cutlass 442s... Just didn't care for the '79s, though... Maybe because the boxy body style was still too new and fresh in the mind back then...
Hadwen same color