Real Deal, documented and w / original engine, 4 speed , 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S, W-31 project. Runs and drives. Original paint / rust, never repaired. Never hit. What you see is what you get. Kool color combination, Overall very good bones and worthy of a restoration. Missing 255 Carburetor and W-31 Harmonic Balancer. Options: Radio, Console, Rallye Pack, SSIs, 3.42 gear , no fan shroud. Call NicKey Performance @ 630-377-1222 for more details . $18,500.00 obo Firestones and repro chrome SSIs NOT included. Comes with steel wheels, that were on it when I got it. (Not correct for W-31).

Repro OAI air cleaner top.

Correct alluminum intake

M21 Muncie trans not original, but true 4 speed.

Currently has 1973 era 350ci olds 4bbl in car.



Pics to follow soon.

 

Wow super cool car. A Real W-31!! Four speed too?? Awesome. My brother's W-31 warped me on Oldsmobile's forever. I was twelve when he got it. I will never forget coming down the street and seeing it. I see an instant sale here.

 

Looks like a good solid project car at a pretty reasonable price. What docs does it have?

 

One broadcast card was found in the back seat, and there may be another one in the car under the carpet and there it a vintage pic of the car well.

 

Just to clarify, the original engine is on a stand next to the car and is included?

 

Good point of clarification, yes the original engine and heads are included , engine is on a stand.

 

 

Price Reduced

 

1970 w-31

 

1970 W-31

 

 

why not send it to thronton's?
probably have better luck selling it done than in rustbucket condition.

 

Probably not enough better to justify the cost, though.

 

I would not want to deprive the next caretaker from such incredible journey.

 

^ well said !

 

That would be phenomenal! I wish I could take it on!

 

that's hilarious

 

This Oldsmobile has been sold.

 

Well done!

 

Does not surprise me. May it be in an Oldsmobile lovers hands.

Good for you 👍

 

What state was the sale to. Just curious if you don't mind. I believe I have a "connection" back in the day to this car so I'm just curious where it's going! It's pretty crusty but good to see. I hope it gets restored to its former glory. You did a pretty good job of spiffing it up and getting it running. Congrats of the sale!

 

The buyer wants to stay under the radar, but it is here in the Midwest.

Thanks for all of the positive comments.

Some day it should look something like this one.

 

Nice!

 

Congrats on that.