Not sure who out there might be interested??

Due to changes in life I have decided to sell the following:

Car #1 1991 Quad442 W41 C41 1 of between 7 and 15 built and intended for the factory ShowRoom Stock Factory Teams. These cars have Zero Options No A/C No power windows but do have a handful of C41 only options. I wouldn't bore you with details and if this car interest you, you probably know most of the history. Car is near perfect and has 71,000 miles
2 owner with over 200 pieces of documentation. $9,950

Car #2 1991 Quad442 W41 C41 Same as above but was one of the cars converted by Factory Olds team to a race car. Bilmar 225 plus HP engine, Cutlass Cierra Wagon rear wheel bearings, Full rollcage, and what not. I raced this one in SCCA ITS until last year. 5,100 miles and not perfect but still nice and a true piece of history. $6,500

Package Deal Available
I want them to go to an OLDS Guy or Gal
I have titles for both cars, original window stickers, and loads of Documentation.
Cars are Located in Detroit, MI area

I will post pics in a few days or they can be emailed
Anyone interested Please call Rob 734-552-7030
Email at rmartin@titaneq.com

 

Rob, I'm sure those are cool cars. Good luck selling them.

 

wow sounds like some great cars. good luck, I'm going to educate myself on these shortly.

 

I recommend you do that. These cars are some of the most fun I ever had in a car. People (including most Oldsmobile guys) have no idea how well these cars run. I would race 5.0 mustang guys in mine and they would leave with there tails between there legs because they got smoked by a 4 banger. The road handling mixed with the high RPM engines made for a great car.

If you ever get to drive one hard just be sure you are holding onto the wheel real good when you bang second gear. If you are not ready for it, it could put you in the ditch real fast.

 

I can't wait to see the pictures of these cars.

I used to race my mom's 1988 Quad 4 when I was in high school (don't tell her...)

I beat mustangs and knocked the socks off several other cars. And, her car had the granny whire wheel hubcaps!

 

x2 Most Olds guys don't want to consider the W41 a W-Machine, but it was indeed a "high performance" car and was the last of the W-Machines as far as I'm concerned.