What do you think about this one…
#1
What model is this cutlass???
I came across this beauty. Wondering what model is that🤔
https://www.ebay.com/itm/31432344238...=artemis&media
https://www.ebay.com/itm/31432344238...=artemis&media
#2
1970 Cutlass S with some modifications. Far as I recall, the Cutlass S should have a double hump hood, I believe this one is an F-85 hood. Supremes I believe should have had a chrome piece running down the middle. If I'm wrong, someone surely will correct me on that.
Last edited by 69HO43; January 14th, 2023 at 11:52 AM.
#3
The VIN posted in the ad (3368702132406) clearly shows that the car is a Cutlass S Holiday Coupe (33687). Note that there is a typo in that VIN, as the seventh character should be the letter "Z" (for the Fremont, CA assembly plant) and not the number "2". Note also that this car has the incorrect flat hood from a Supreme, four door, or wagon, which suggests that the front end may have been replaced with wrecking yard parts after a collision. All Cutlass S two door cars left the factory with a "double hump" hood in the 1970 model year.
#4
[QUOTE=joe_padavano;1474443]The VIN posted in the ad (3368702132406) clearly shows that the car is a Cutlass S Holiday Coupe (33687). Note that there is a typo in that VIN, as the seventh character should be the letter "Z" (for the Fremont, CA assembly plant) and not the number "2". Note also that this car has the incorrect flat hood from a Supreme, four door, or wagon, which suggests that the front end may have been replaced with wrecking yard parts after a collision. All Cutlass S two door cars left the factory with a "double hump" hood in the 1970 model year.
thank you.
that makes sense
thank you.
that makes sense
#5
This question is meant for Joe, but anyone can chime in. I've never seen a "single hump" hood before. Over the years I've worked on Cutlass S, Supremes & Vista Cruisers, mostly '71 & '72 models; never seen a hood like that. Is this hood unique to '69-'70 model years? Thanks.
Rodney
Rodney
#6
This question is meant for Joe, but anyone can chime in. I've never seen a "single hump" hood before. Over the years I've worked on Cutlass S, Supremes & Vista Cruisers, mostly '71 & '72 models; never seen a hood like that. Is this hood unique to '69-'70 model years? Thanks.
Rodney
Rodney
#7
Just curious, was that a special-order color? I remember my dad had a 1969 Cadillac with a very similar, almost identical color, it was called Wisteria. It looks great on this car but if the color was not available even as a special order I would think that makes it a custom and down goes the value (?)
#8
Just curious, was that a special-order color? I remember my dad had a 1969 Cadillac with a very similar, almost identical color, it was called Wisteria. It looks great on this car but if the color was not available even as a special order I would think that makes it a custom and down goes the value (?)
#12
Is this the 355 rocket engine on this car?
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#19
The hood isn't original - that's the flat hood used on F85s, Supremes, more-doors, and wagons. It's been repainted. The "rare color" claim is BS. The cowl tag shows that the original color was paint code 63, Copper poly, with a black vinyl top.
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#27
Amen. I so agree. I don't get the dislike for pinks purples etc. To each their own though. I have told this story before but there was a 70 GS 455 at a storage lot near my house that was factory pink. White interior and top. I think the color was called pink lemonade or something like that. One of my brother's had a 70 340 4 speed Duster that was factory purple. I dig the old bold colors.
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