1970 Olds 442 W-30 - One of 3,100 total W-30 equipped cars in 1970 (1,270 with 4-speed). Numbers Matching 455 (370 HP) block and W-30 F heads, M-21 Muncie 4 speed, 391 geared posi-traction rear. Have a reproduction window sticker showing all options. Everything New, rebuilt or refurbished. Original Ebony Black 19-19 coded car repainted original color. Motor rebuilt to factory specs. Runs like a raped ape and shifts smoothly. Arizona all original body panel car is simply the straightest, cleanest black car ive ever seen, perfect body lines and panel gaps with hundreds of hours in block sanding and alignment. Super nicely detailed engine compartment, undercarriage, interior and chrome. You wont find another Black 70 442 W30 4-speed this nice anywhere, turns heads and has won multiple first place and best of show awards. If you want the best quality, this is it. Not a documented W-30 but a real Numbers matching 442 and possible true W-machine. If i had correct paperwork this would be a $100k car. $47,500 (much more into restoration) Questions call Ray at 774-226-3268
See dozens of photos here: http://s64.photobucket.com/user/raym...?sort=6&page=1

 

I know a 442 W-30 one, drived it, worked on it. Hope the new owner keeps this on the road

 

Price drop to $47,500

 

I like it. Who restored this car?

 

everyone of the cars he has for sale look great and worth the money.

 

Absolutely beautiful car! Any pre-resto photos of what you started with? Any evidence of the striping pre-resto and how did you determine the stripe color? Sorry, just curious and still learning the hobby.

 

Do you have any documentation?


A build sheet?

 

The fellow i bought the car from in Arizona did the restoration. Thanks

 

No, my ad states i have no documentation or the price would be much higher. Thanks

 

Yes its still available to those who have sent me messages , Thanks- Ray

 

Absolutely beautiful car Ray!! the red stripes on black just pop like no other! What is the casting #,beginning with the # "4" on the center of the head on the top of the center exhaust port?? I can't make it out in your pic

 

Still available, Thanks- Ray

 

Sold! :d

 

Damn! I love that car! Who is the lucky winner? Whoever it is has a beautiful W-30! Congrats!

 

Went to its happy new home in Connecticut