Up for sale is a 1964 Cutlass 442 bought out of a collection, restored with paperwork. Asking $45k OBO. YouTube videos here

 

WOW.
That is one pretty car.
Was it frame off?

 

Thanks,not sure about the frame off

 

What paperwork do you have?

 

I have receipts for the engine rebuild and some of the parts and labor

 

... but nothing to authenticate it?

 

The youtube link didn't work for me. Try this

 

Would like to see a photo of the cowl tag. I see several things that were never on my original 1964 as received from the dealer.

 

-- Aftermarket A/C
-- HEI
-- 2-chamber MC
-- Type 'O' rear?
-- No apparent paperwork to authenticate it.

Very nice looking car. Thanks for posting the video, Mike.

 

Very nice car! Could you post a pic of the cowl tag?

 

I just added a photo to the original post.

 

I just added a photo to the original post.

 

Thank you

 

For the old people in the house. Like myself.



I know we aren't supposed to have any comments but could someone break this down for the masses?

 

Classified ads are not discussion threads.

 

Very nice 4 speed Cutlass. Wish it were a B09 though. Good luck with Sale

 

The car can't be a 442. It was built in December 63 and production didn't begin on the 64 442's till Feb./Mar. of 64.

 

Don't question anything. Everything is perfect. 👍

 

i thought that's how were supposed to live these days? lol nice car though, out of my price range. lol

 

Don't ask anything about a car that is for sale here. You will get a time out.

 

Ask me how I know

 

B09 should be on the body tag?

 

No, it won't be, unfortunately.

 

Just in the interest of verification for potential buyers, the only thing on that data plate that could support it being a 4-4-2 (B-09) would be the build date, and that only rules it in or out rather than confirming anything.

That about right, Joe?

 

Build date and the 2L code for the four speed. And yes, these are necessary but not sufficient to prove a 64 is a real 442.

 

But based on the build date of December 1963 that would rule this out as being a 442, correct?

 

Absolutely

 

So a B09 on the tag does not confirm it to be a 442?

 

No and is there a B09 on the tag?

 

There isn't on this specific example, but I'm asking in general, B09 does not denote 442 on "proclaimed" 64 442 cars?

 

The B09 code never appeared on the cowl tag, whether the car is a real 442 or not.

 

The only place you would possibly find B09 is inside of the front fender written in crayon.

 

have any info I can read to educate myself on how to discern a real 64 442?

 

The best info is probably on CO. Use your search function.