Apparently 1 of the 2 produced is for sale in California. Anybody know this car?
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...st/965566.html

 

That car was discussed on this site recently. I'll try to find the thread.

 

its been up for about 2 years now i know that so they want prolly WAY too much

 

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...7-69-vert.html

 

That car's a "blatant fraud", so sayeth our own resident fact checker (8 posts down):

http://www.realoldspower.com/phpBB2/...+hurst&start=0

Odd to see so many on both sites picking at what is "wrong" with it...as if Hurst gave any thought towards "factory correctness" with their exhibition cars.

What that car needs in order to be worth something is some date coded spark plug wires, spring ring battery cables, repro coil spring decals, some chalk marks, etc etc.

 

Sorry, I did a quick search but must not have gone back far enough.

 

The car's real, he wants 700K for it.

 

Is that all! I could buy about 50+ Oldsmobiles for that of mint condition.

 

Possible, but not any of the more valuable Olds that were ever made.

 

True but at least 14 Hurst Olds of which I would rather have!

 

lol even if i could afford it i dont think i would buy it, not my style at all, sure its a rare car but i would be like, why the f did i drop 700k on this car lol. the gold carpet does it in for me a tad too much i feel

 

700k for a car I'd be afraid to drive - no thanks, I go through enough self therapy with the car I have. Though I do like the car, gold carpets and all - I'm Italian, I'd put plastic on the seats to match the carpet

 

seeming you mentioned you are italian i would think the plastic would be for a differant reason lol