I saw this while searching Craigslist. It's pretty rough but thought someone may be interested.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/ct...644668048.html

Eric

 

Man. That's got some bones. It is not a turnpike cruiser, that was a Cutlass Supreme, not a 442.

 

Is that not a 5V on the cowl tag?

 

Ooooooooooooooooooooo the patina !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I don't think you understood what I said. I will rephrase. "The ad says it is a turnpike cruiser (which was a Cutlass Supreme package, not an add on package to a 442 package that year.) It is not a turnpike cruiser, it is a 442."

 

I always take the time to post the actual ad. Yes it is a little work but Iike posting ads before it shows up at one of the sketch high dollar dealers volo. At least we have the details here. Good on the seller not asking stupid money and admitting what it is.

NOTE: the long straight part of the frame that run along side of the car are pretty bad
1967 Olds 442, 99% straight metal body, no bondo. Non original engine (350 Rocket).
Turnpike cruiser option. Cruise, ac, sway bars, buckets, console, etc.
Non running, stored for 20+ years. All good glass.
Good for restoration, parts, or race car.
Will not part out at this time.
Clean Ohio title. Title and both body tags match.
59,000 miles shown, exceeded.
Asking $1700 or best offer, first come first serve
Email through craigslist, text or call
Will not respond to "is it still available"
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Probably a great deal as a parts car.

 

What is that box on the driver's side fender well forward of the master brake cylinder? If I knew it at one time I have forgotten.

 

I believe that may be the cruise control box for the turnpike cruise option?

 

I was kind of leaning towards that but was not sure.

 

More suited to be made into razor blades.

 

Ok, folks, the car is NOT a turnpike cruiser. I'm pretty sure I wrote that at least twice above.

Turnpike Cruiser, in 67, was a Cutlass Supreme package that included a 2 barrel Rocket 400, a th400, a 2.56 rear end, the Climactic Combustion Control air cleaner system, and some other stuff. 442, in 67, was a Cutlass Supreme package that included a 4 barrel Rocket 400 and a minimum 3.08 rear end. CCC was available if you wanted it. Cruise control was a stand alone option available on Cutlass Supremes, Turnpike Cruisers, 442s and other cars.

The car in the ad is a 442, badged as a 442, with a 442 cowl tag, and a manual transmission. It absolutely is not a turnpike cruiser, regardless of the cruise control, which might be a factory unit itself.

 

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