1971 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible - $29950 (forsyth) - Not Mine
#1
1971 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible - $29950 (forsyth) - Not Mine
Just posted on CL. I have a couple issues w/ the posting. When someone is selling a 1971 CS for this price and makes the following (below) statements, I'd expect to see a minimum of one image of the engine, I'd expect to know the size of the engine, I'd expect to know what transmission, I'd expect to know the fuel injection manufacturer, I'd expect to know if it's original equipment Power Brakes & I'd expect to know if it is numbers matching but it's doubtful it is numbers matching with a supposed "New High Performance Engine" (anyone's guess what that means). I'd expect to know the condition of the convertible top tonneau cover (if one exists for the vehicle). Additionally, it doesn't appear to be a high option vehicle (no electric windows). It looks pretty clean, but at this asking price you'd think they'd embellish a tad more on these item statements.
New High Performance Engine, New Transmission & Drive Shaft, New Dual Exhaust, Installed Fuel Injection, Power Brakes.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/c...905679483.html
New High Performance Engine, New Transmission & Drive Shaft, New Dual Exhaust, Installed Fuel Injection, Power Brakes.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/c...905679483.html
Last edited by Vintage Chief; June 6th, 2019 at 07:13 PM.
#4
Or the mirror is from a 88 or 98- middle 70's. Are those grills 442 grilles with Cutlass Supreme emblem? I don't think I've ever seen that before. Looks pretty good though.. modified a lot. are those home made door panels? Nice car-but pricey.
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Nice looking car overall. The AC is the vintage aftermarket one based on the dash switches. There are some cosmetic issues that some may not mind:
- Door panels are custom - no wood grain as the factory ones
- 72 stone shield emblem
- B/C car remote chrome mirror instead of RPO D55
- lower dash chrome accents appear to be worn off
- no real options to speak of, not even a clock
- 442 grills with alternative badging
#6
There are some cosmetic issues that some may not mind:
- Door panels are custom - no wood grain as the factory ones
- 72 stone shield emblem
- B/C car remote chrome mirror instead of RPO D55
- lower dash chrome accents appear to be worn off
- no real options to speak of, not even a clock
- 442 grills with alternative badging
You left out the steering wheel.
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Just posted on CL. I have a couple issues w/ the posting. When someone is selling a 1971 CS for this price and makes the following (below) statements, I'd expect to see a minimum of one image of the engine, I'd expect to know the size of the engine, I'd expect to know what transmission, I'd expect to know the fuel injection manufacturer, I'd expect to know if it's original equipment Power Brakes & I'd expect to know if it is numbers matching but it's doubtful it is numbers matching with a supposed "New High Performance Engine" (anyone's guess what that means). I'd expect to know the condition of the convertible top tonneau cover (if one exists for the vehicle). Additionally, it doesn't appear to be a high option vehicle (no electric windows). It looks pretty clean, but at this asking price you'd think they'd embellish a tad more on these item statements.
New High Performance Engine, New Transmission & Drive Shaft, New Dual Exhaust, Installed Fuel Injection, Power Brakes.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/c...905679483.html
New High Performance Engine, New Transmission & Drive Shaft, New Dual Exhaust, Installed Fuel Injection, Power Brakes.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/c...905679483.html
#9
It is a nice car, and I certainly didn't mean to bash it. I guess I always thought these links to craigslist ads were just between us CO guys on the site and we could comment... But I see your point, and agree with you Eric.
#10
I'd expect your not even interested in this car, so why do you even care? Yet you decided to publicly bash it on the www and possibly hinder the seller from a successful sale. Sometimes the internet really sucks. Personally I think its a very nice car and if you have any questions a message or email to the seller might be the better route.
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