1967 Cutlass F-85 2dr hardtop driver!
August 15th, 2013, 05:54 AM
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1967 Cutlass F-85 2dr hardtop driver!
For Sale:
1967 Cutlass F-85 2 Door Hardtop All Original $5000
330 Small Block
Jetaway Auto Trans
Manual Steering
Manual Brakes
10 Bolt rear
Original gold paint
My F-85 is all original, runs and drives with no problems. I replaced four shocks with KYBs and the rear springs to get it back to stock height. I have an Edelbrock intake and 1406 carb that will go along with sale, also front springs.
All body panels line up perfectly.
There is typical rust, but none that hinders the car at all, patches are available for all. Bottom of fenders had a previous repair, only goes up about 3 inches, drivers side quarter at rear wheel well needs a small patch, left side of trunk where it meets the wheel well. Body is in great shape being all original. No problems at rear window channel.
Frame is perfect, no rot.
I will consider trades, try me I don't plan leaving my garage empty.
Any questions, email or call 973-476-9799
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1967 Cutlass F-85 2 Door Hardtop All Original $5000
330 Small Block
Jetaway Auto Trans
Manual Steering
Manual Brakes
10 Bolt rear
Original gold paint
My F-85 is all original, runs and drives with no problems. I replaced four shocks with KYBs and the rear springs to get it back to stock height. I have an Edelbrock intake and 1406 carb that will go along with sale, also front springs.
All body panels line up perfectly.
There is typical rust, but none that hinders the car at all, patches are available for all. Bottom of fenders had a previous repair, only goes up about 3 inches, drivers side quarter at rear wheel well needs a small patch, left side of trunk where it meets the wheel well. Body is in great shape being all original. No problems at rear window channel.
Frame is perfect, no rot.
I will consider trades, try me I don't plan leaving my garage empty.
Any questions, email or call 973-476-9799
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August 15th, 2013, 05:56 AM
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August 15th, 2013, 06:00 AM
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You can see the area on the left where the spot is, right where it connects to the wheel well. Otherwise the trunk is solid with surface rust.
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You can see the area on the left where the spot is, right where it connects to the wheel well. Otherwise the trunk is solid with surface rust.
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August 27th, 2013, 09:04 PM
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NOW you decide to sell. I talked with you about your F85 roughly 3-4 months ago and you said you had changed your mind and weren't going to sell. LOL!!! I did find a '67 Cutlass Supreme 2 door hardtop for parts to restore my F85 so it all worked out anyway. Super solid body and frame and for cheap! GLWS! Wish I could buy it still. Oh well. Ralph
August 28th, 2013, 05:18 AM
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I know Ralph, sorry man, but things had changed with the house. I did email you as you recall, you were my first shout out when I knew I had to let it go for good 
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Glad you found one that works for you!
.Glad you found one that works for you!
October 9th, 2013, 06:00 AM
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I don't think it was, what I know it was a Jersey car, but the guy I bought it from told me he bought it off a middle aged man whose father bought it new in 67, when he passed on the son had no interest so he sold it to the last owner. I'm trying to dig up that dudes email to see if I can get a back story in writing.
October 9th, 2013, 08:25 PM
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He man -- Its a "POST COUPE"" not a "Hardtop"!! I just had to look at your pix after reading that you had an F-85 "Hardtop" for sale!! I dont think the made an F-85 hardtop in 67 === Although they did in 66. Anyway this would make a nice project for someone!!
October 9th, 2013, 10:28 PM
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love the color combo , I had a rust bucket 67 442 sport coupe 4 speed in this combo/ bench seat and all ... low option car like that but with all the chrome. For what its worth that would make a cool 4 speed conversion, but to bad the 442 opt was not avail in f-85 for 67. someone could make one of one with a 400 E and a badge or two.
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