" I decided at that time to marry the car and the Experimental engine together to create in my mind the Ultimate 1970 442 Convertible"
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...3&cmd=ViewItem

 

Now all I need to do is hit the powerball....
That is a seriously nice ride.

 

No, not the rarest. There are LOTS of one-of-none Oldsmobiles out there...

 

Looks like a custom car to me a true trailer queen.

 

No question, that is one beautiful car.

But could it be anything other than a trailer queen roped off at shows?.

I don't get the lines in the valley under where the inlet manifold goes, can someone enlighten me as to their purpose?.

Roger.

 

196K UMMMM, Im thinking not. rare yes but those numbers are a bit high im thinking..

 

Imagine driving that car, running it through the gears, and a rod pops through that block!

 

I think it has been for sale for some time. If it was a matching number, top shelf, 4-speed, real W-30 it might be worth (not worth it but might sell for) that price. That motor is cool, though. I'm a small-block Olds guy and think the car James Kryta created is pretty neat, too. A aluminum W-31 that never was in production. Olds had some innovative engineers and all we can say is "WHAT IF"!!!!!!!!!!

 

The seller never said it was a real W-30. The Kryta car is beautiful, but I still have to wonder how it won a "Stock" class...