Just installed my 468 Olds motor and 400 trans in my 65 Cutlass. I have the side plates and black interior which is new. Has buckets and console with 68 shifter new dash with new pad. The motor was in my 64 F-85 which ran 12.04 at 115 MPH in the 1/4 mile 3 years ago. Has G heads which Joe Mondello worked on them as the center is welded up and filled in. Roller tip rockers and Isky 292 cam and headers. I have a 800 Holley carb Vac. sec. runs great H beam rods and 11.to 1 pistons. I have disc brake spindles to go with car. All for $9K and a 12 bolt cover 68 posi 3.42 for $ 1 K. Car with rear end. I need $8 K. I have $5K in motor alone. You can change cam to what you want for street use. The interior was Saddle I dyed it Black looks great now. If you need more pics I can send them to your email. I have a AM/FM radio I can put in deal which looks stock in dash. I have all chrome but no front windshield. No head liner. Car is in Nor Cal. No pits on back panel and core support is powder coated and a 4 core alumn. rad. All pulleys are powder coated too. I have a solid drive shaft for it off my race car. All 65 442 emblems new also. As you can see in pic MSD coil, dist, box works great. Not in a hurry to sell as I'm working on car most days I fell good. I'm 74. The back panel is as good as it gets. I'm getting the back patch for the trunk.
$ 8,000.
SOLD SOLD just the body

 

Thats the only rust in the car in the trunk it must of been trunk seal gone bad.

 

Make offer

 

PM sent.

 

Still 4 sale make offer.
Gerald

 

Just installed the Edelbrock air gap intake and sheet alum. valve covers a new look.

 

TTT Make offer

 

Just bought a 4 core Aluminum radiator for it. Just about got the motor started

 

Parts added make offer

 

Thanks Gerald. This car is sold guys.

 

Sold

 

Congrats...you are LIGHT YEARS ahead with this car as opposed to the other rust buckets you were considering.

 

I did keep the interior, engine, trans, 3.42 posi rearend.
Gerald

 

Definitely a much nicer car to work with, good deal for both folks.

 

Nice job. Now when you get to it keep us posted on your plan to build this gem...