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I found a '76 Cutlass with SBS and this GMO Package was referred to.

Here is the VIN: 3A37R6M260290

don71

Do you have any pictures?

In the past we have discussed special edition cars. This usually is an appearance package bought in bulk by large dealers or a group of dealers.

don71

I found this discussion from 2005, I'll try a little more. There are a couple of people on this site that might have more info. Hopefully they'll chime in.

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...l-edition.html

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Not that is going to be particularly useful, but working with the seller on getting more photos and background.

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Reading on another forum, GMO was a regional special edition offered in the Chicago area (Gallant Men of Olds). The car I am looking at is in downstate IL so that would make sense I guess. The code is Y76.

Apparently there were many regional dealer codes in the mid 70s. The car is $12500, a red Cutlass Supreme with white split vinyl roof and opera windows. The SBS option is what I like .

Olds64

We must see pics now! We can't be sure of a correct diagnosis unless we see pics.

joe_padavano

RPO Y76 was just a dealer special appearance package offered in various years. It's been discussed here before.

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...***-s-gmo.html

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...x-cutlass.html

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...a-edition.html

damaged442

Yes, GMO is a Y-76 car. Like stated above, stood for Gallant Men of Olds.


Joe's pics from the brochures above are perfect to explain what they were.


Dealers got them as a promotional thing based on geographic location. Based on the Cutlass S, they had the fastback roof line. It should not be a Cutlass Supreme. They had argent SSIIIs. They had chrome sport mirrors. Some had special badging or decals. I have always had a soft spot for the Y-76 cars.

The red with white top has to look amazing. If you can post up some pics!

stevengerard

I saw these (GMO) all the time around here in Chicago. Haven't seen one in a few years but in the day there were plenty of them.

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