Not mine, but whoa Nellie!!

Very rare W-30 package, only 43 automatic convertibles made Complete body-off restoration with photos Laser straight body Saffron Yellow Black interior with bucket seats with console Matching numbers 400/360 HP engine with D code heads Extensive ownership history, owner's manual, original sales brochure and phone book thick of receipts Goodyear polyglas tires Sold new at Brice Oldsmobile in Kansas City Wood grain sport steering wheel Power steering Original Red inner fenders and under bumper scoops NOS forced air system hoses This is an extremely rare 442 W-30 Interior: Black Engine: 400/360 HPLot Number: F201 Item will be auctioned at the following Dallas Convention Center 650 S Griffin Street, Dallas, TX 9/04/13 - 9/07/13. Please Visit www.Mecum.com for more. Phone: 262-275-5050

http://www.autabuy.com/Gallery/?ID=8...%20Convertible

 

this is one of my all time favorite cars - been for sale a few time lately IRC

 

it is beautiful seen it in person several times at John's place. Still cant believe he sold that one.

 

I've seen it too. I believe a lot of paperwork was "discovered" after this car left John's. I'm always skeptical of such claims. I understood that this car was not highly documented (but fairly correct) when John owned it.

 

Beautiful car but wheels don't look correct. Good to see the pinstripe on the dash.

 

Mike, correct paper trail was found after sell traced back to a Dr. when bought new.

 

I'm going to Mecum, hope it comes up while I'm there.

 

Yes indeed a paper trail was discovered, however still NO factory paperwork to confirm the W30.

I looked at this car and talked to John on a few occasions about the car when he owned it. I know for sure that the car does not have the original OW trans.

Beautiful car!!!

Cheers,
Sam

 

It always bugs me when they call it a Cutlass. By the way, my friend owns a 1968 LeMans GTO.

 

so, plus or I guess not minus a few service transes, there are only 43 "68 OW" transes ever made [by/at the factory- repro tags on any old trans not inclued] ??

And, I have one of those, by accident, but no one has ever photographed any of the "2500" Solid Main Web 403's ??

 

She's a beauty.
They didn't miss on that
engine color, nice.

 

No sale at $68,000. I think it went to $70k the last time.

 

Well, so long as you don't count the OW transmissions that were installed in non-convertible 1968 W-30s.

 

::drool:: amazing car

 

Well, so long as you don't count the OW transmissions that were installed in non-convertible 1968 W-30s.
AND THE 515 H/O s

 

Thanks for the update.