For sale again.

 

$14,400 GLWS, very nice car!

 

Do you mean ST-33807?

 

I have a slightly different take on the decoding.

393 = blue vinyl bucket seats (no two-tone)
B = add the word "strato" as in blue vinyl strato bucket seats

I don't think this means much, though, as the standard seat in all '67 Cutlass coupes and convertibles, 442 included, was the "Strato Bucket" according to the '67 Dealer Specs book. Also, according to the specs book, one could have opted for a bench seat (officially called "custom sport" seat) in a coupe or a convertible at no charge.


The "5" in "5VY" just refers to the fifth option group, and the V and the Y mean two different things, according to my decoder.

V = W-29 trim (all 442 markings and equipment)
W = deluxe seat belts



And, yes, it should be ST-33807, not ST-38807. There was no 8807 series.

 

Pretty nice car, wonder why the trim is in the trunk. If quarters and perhaps rear wheel wells were repaired the trim may not go back on properly and those areas may need reworking. I believe the sport coupes all had the 2 tone interiors except the black and off white ones.

 

I corrected the 388 to 338.

The code translations came from the ebay auction were I bought the car from. The auction also stated it was rust free.

As stated in the original post the front fenders and rear quarters have patch panels! The trim was never attempted to be put back on the car. This is the way I bought it except for a dead battery, empty gas tank and 10lbs of dust

The price is $14K/ offer not $44K.

I just got back from a 60 mile round trip to a cruise night. It's a driver fixer upper at a driver fixer upper price.

 

nice car to bad the dollar is so crappy..... glws

 

Looks like a bargain to me, wish I had the spare coin. GLWS

 

Price reduced $13900

 

Did I see you in Palos on Harlem last night? Looked sharp driving past if that was you.

 

Yes, I was there.
Heading over to 163rd and Harlem in a little while.

 

Sent PM

 

For sale again needed work has been done. The price is higher.

https://chicago.craigslist.org/sox/cto/6158861840.html

 

Good Luck, Looks Good.

How is the electric fuel pump secured / what is it or its bracket secured to? That looks a good place for it but I'm curious how it was done.

 

Beautiful car. Market-fair price. Good luck.

 

Sharp car... Now only if my 67 will looked as good as that, I'll be all set...GLWS...

 

The fuel pump is mounted to an aluminum bracket the is secured to the trunk pan with two 5/6" cushioned vibration isomounts.

 

I did a similar mount for the electric pump on my 66...