Original Owner. This classic has been garage kept since new, and is in remarkable " survivor condition. Like new burgundy interior with power windows, power door locks, manual seats, cruise control, A/C, console shift, luxury bucket seats, 350 V8 automatic transmission. 163,000 miles. Color is silver, with maroon opera roof and interior. NADA CLASSIC book value shows up to $12,000. Minor body repair needed. Asking $6,800.00 OBO.

 

Is mileage correct above? Is it 163K or 63K?

 

The odometer reads 63000, however it has rolled over once.

You could not tell it by looking at it however

 

interior is nice for that kind of mileage! What body repair is necessary? Any rust around vinyl top base?

 

There is a dent in the driver side front fender that needs to be pulled out. The paint did not break through so there is no rust there. There is one other spot on the passenger side at the bottom front corner of the door. It was scraped and has surface rust only. It is about 4x6 inches in size. The top is in excellent shape. There are a few bubbles under the top behind the rear window, but it appears to be solid. When you push down on the bubbles it is hard not flaky feeling or sounding. The car was Ziebart protected when I bought it.

The interior is nearly perfect, almost like new. There is a worn spot on the carpet under the mat where mine or my dad's boot heel rested when driving. I took the photos after I drove it out of the garage where it has been sitting for a few years, so it was covered in dust. The paint is nice and will buff out shiny.

 

you are the actual owner?

 

Yes, I bought the can new in 1975. I did let my dad drive it for a while but it sat mostly in his 4 car workshop. I got it back from him last year after he went into assisted living.

 

They were great cars, They weren't too good in the snow, kinda light in the back. But other than that they looked good, had good power, and lasted forever.

 

That is a pretty car. Oldsguy has a 77 that is in really good condition. The mid 70s Cutlasses had problems with the 3 piece rear bumper rotting out. That one looks pristine!

Good luck selling it.