1964 Cutlass Convertible For Sale
August 5th, 2017, 10:30 PM
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1964 Cutlass Convertible For Sale
1964 Cutlass Convertible
Car is located in just outside Valdosta Georgia.
Asking $1000.00
This car was a decent barn find in the mid 80's that my dad and I restored. It was not a frame off restoration but all interior and front clip were removed and the paint stripped to take care of any rust. Nothing was done to the transmission and the only thing I recall being done to the motor was replacing some of the valve springs.
After it was restored, it was driven for a number of years and then he parked it in the garage for a reason I do not remember. He then took a job transfer and the Cutlass ended up outside at the new house and began to decay.
Fast forward about 15 years and a new pole barn and my dad got excited about restoring the car again. He began disassembling it but passed away due to cancer before any restoration work began. I have gone through the barn and see all of the parts that were removed and believe everything is there. She doesn't look too pretty but there are a lot of good parts that could help someone else's restoration or the right person may be able to restore the entire car. You'll see in the photos that the front clip, trunk lid and interior are off the car but we have all of those parts. I can email additional photos upon request.
Car is located in just outside Valdosta Georgia.
Asking $1000.00
This car was a decent barn find in the mid 80's that my dad and I restored. It was not a frame off restoration but all interior and front clip were removed and the paint stripped to take care of any rust. Nothing was done to the transmission and the only thing I recall being done to the motor was replacing some of the valve springs.
After it was restored, it was driven for a number of years and then he parked it in the garage for a reason I do not remember. He then took a job transfer and the Cutlass ended up outside at the new house and began to decay.
Fast forward about 15 years and a new pole barn and my dad got excited about restoring the car again. He began disassembling it but passed away due to cancer before any restoration work began. I have gone through the barn and see all of the parts that were removed and believe everything is there. She doesn't look too pretty but there are a lot of good parts that could help someone else's restoration or the right person may be able to restore the entire car. You'll see in the photos that the front clip, trunk lid and interior are off the car but we have all of those parts. I can email additional photos upon request.
Last edited by rupertsbrother; August 6th, 2017 at 08:58 AM.
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