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Pure stock is as it came equipped from the factory, not counting maintenance items.
Restored stock is a car that retains its original equipment to include added factory accy's. Color changes are acceptable.
Day 2 is wheels, tires, exhaust, etc... that can be removed and the car easily turned back to original. Personalization stuff.
Slightly modified is light engine mods, minor suspension upgrades, etc
Moderately modified is somewhere in between slightly modified and full race.
Race is a vehicle built specifically for racing, not legal for the street.
Other is Olds powered boat, truck, or hotrod.
Please feel free to post pictures of your car or project.
As you can see in my signature line, I have a few performance modifications. Most were added back in the early 80s when this was just another used car.
Last edited by Fun71; December 31st, 2019 at 06:43 PM.
I refer to my car as stock, but i'm figuring slightly modified is its true classification. Which is how I voted. If you look at my signature info you'll see that it has some exhaust work (true dual's etc) as well as a 4 wheel disc brake conversion.
This picture is from 2018 at Island Dragway, NJ, first time back at a track after it was rear ended to a total loss in 2016. Car ran better than ever.
Has been just over a year with this 1971 fastback, placed it in the moderately modified due to a 4 wheel disc brake conversion, New 800cfm edelbrock carb and intake manifold with some new long tube headers and new rims that fit 255s now in the rear she's now pushin around 400hp to the wheels out of the little 350 and I've never been happier with this car, plus some little interior upgrades like the sound system and radio plus some brand new lowered coilovers in the front to give her the good ol rake look.
I owned bill travotas starfire for short time last month my very god friend mike berns bought it and was just finishing it ...it had a bes dx motor in it and was updated ..but he passed a few months ago....it was a little too much for me so i passed it on....i have to figure how to post pics...
I wish the paint on my '96 Regency was in as good a shape as yours is. I did make one change....had the original leather front seat recovered in blue cloth.
I don't get around to the forums much anymore. So, I thought I had better re-introduce myself! Here are my cars...
Our '54 Super 88 2-dr sedan. 1970 Delta 88 Custom Holiday Coupe I purchased last July and sold again a couple weeks ago. It's a nice old car, but decided I didn't need a second one.
This car has been in our family since it was new. It was my great aunts car. always garage kept and never driven in the rain or snow. 1962 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight
This car has been in our family since it was new. It was my great aunts car. always garage kept and never driven in the rain or snow. 1962 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight
Guess I should have made my choices as all modified. The Delmont is all stock other than wheels 425 2bbl automatic.
The 1968 442 is powered by a 455 with a two 4 Offenhauser intake and a 4 speed.
The 1968 Cutlass is powered by a 455 and a turbo 400. Joe
As of today I'd say slightly modified. 1970 cutlass base its had 2 bbl removed and intake with holly carn put on, headers and dual exhaust and a fiberglass hood. Hopefully in the next couple of months I'll finish steering put in new rad get trans rebuilt and rebuild the engine. It's not a good pic but it's the only one I have on this phone.
I don't get around to the forums much anymore. So, I thought I had better re-introduce myself! Here are my cars...
Our '54 Super 88 2-dr sedan. 1970 Delta 88 Custom Holiday Coupe I purchased last July and sold again a couple weeks ago. It's a nice old car, but decided I didn't need a second one.
I love the 70 two doors. Had a buddy in high school his parents had one. If that car has green interior and a 455 it would be it's twin. NICE Joe
Larrysolds that is a awesome car. I actually had a 64 f85 I sold a few months back but it was the 4 door. Still have the heads that came with it not sure If they are even worth the shipping cost
Here's my moderately-modified Vista Cruiser. I bought it from the original owner in 1983. Colors are still the same but I have changed a lot to suit my vision of how the factory should have built them for dads who wanted a 442 but needed more room for the family.
Here's my moderately-modified Vista Cruiser. I bought it from the original owner in 1983. Colors are still the same but I have changed a lot to suit my vision of how the factory should have built them for dads who wanted a 442 but needed more room for the family.
Nice looking wagon. I always thought the Vista Cruisers had great lines.
1970 Olds cutlass SX . I just upgraded to an HEI distributor and at some point before I bought it there may have been a bigger cam installed and there was a 4 barrel rodchester carb put on.
December 31st, 2019, 03:48 PM
What type of Oldsmobile do you own?
