1970supremevert

if anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.

I need to know if Red lower body & white convertible top was the original configuration? any other info would be awesome!!

Thanks in advance

Diego

Please wait for a second opinion, but C = white paint.

Allan R

A little help for you:

07E - Date build code - 5th week of July: likely an early build for the new model year
ST-66: 1966 Model year
33867 - Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible
N - ?? I think this is the evening shift identification
LAN - Lansing Production
11250? - Lansing production sequence
TR 985B - Red interior/bucket seats
C-2: Provincial white lower, Black vert top

Column 1
E - Tinted glass; all windows

Column 2
K - Air conditioning
X - Column shift AT

Column 5
V - 442 trim package
Y - Deluxe seat belts front/back

1969w3155

Provincial White with a Black convertible top.

1970supremevert

awesome info ,thanks for the quick response and assistance

wmachine

No, that is an extremely late 1966 build. In fact, the latest it can be. Note the high body sequence number.

Allan R

I was torn on that Kurt, I always thought the cutoff was June on production. But the body number also bothered me. Thank you for clarifying that.

BTW do you know if that N is for the night shift at Fisher?

tmaleck

I thought column 2 X in 66 was auto transmission column shift.
Tim

wmachine

No it is not. The N is for "Noooooobody knows......." Surprisingly it is not (yet) known what that letter is for. A letter shows up on almost all Lansing cars in '66 and '67. The dogs are on it right now to try and figure out what it is for, but until recently that letter has been pretty well overlooked by "the community", including myself. It someone does know, he is outside the usual circles. I do think we'll crack it some time in the near future.

Allan R

Tim, you are absolutely right! My bad. I was looking at some older information that wasn't right. Thank you for picking that up! I'll go back and fix that. The rest of the options appear to be right though.