Still looking for a 1971-1972 cutlass convertible in northeast ohio or nearby.

 

I have a very nice '72 Convertible in Maryland. Would consider selling as I have found another car and can't keep them all!!!

 

Do you have pictures of the car that you can post?

 

What are you looking to spend?

 

I would be willing to spend 15K to 25K. My car was stolen two years ago and I'm looking to replace it. I'm still deciding weather I want to restore one or get one that I can enjoy right away. I know I want bucket seats and console, for sure. It depends on what I'm looking at. Do you have one to sell? By the way, nice looking cutlass in the picture.

 

If I remember correctly your car was stolen from the Canfield fairgrounds. I see a 71/72 Cutlass convertible frame with complete drive train on Pittsburgh craigslist. The #'s are above drivers rear wheel on the frame. Strange the have all that but no body. It's in Sharpsburg, Pa, I never heard the town. I would check it out if I were you.I see a 1966 Chevelle was.stolen last week in Ellsworth. Good luck, Ken

 

 

I see you posted my quote but no comment. Are you going to "check" out the "convertible frame with drivetrain?" Ken

 

Please take a look at my '72 Cutlass Supreme Convertible in the "For Sale" section.
Thanks,
Dave

 

Thanks, Dave. I actually would prefer a car with bucket seats and console.

 

I hear ya. I would've preferred buckets, too, but the overall condition and colors are what sold me on this car. I wish you all the luck in your search. Check the Baltimore Craigslist as there is a '70 Supreme convertible 4-speed and buckets there. I haven't seen the car or talked with the owner. There are several pics and a brief description.

 

Thanks, Dave. At Columbus, ohio, I talked to a guy who converted his 1971 cutlass to bucket seats and console shifter. He said it set him back about $2200. Does anybody know of someone that has done this conversion and the cost of the project?

 

Get with Brian Trick here. He has the needed items. Bucket seat were standard in a Supreme and the armrest bench seat was a no-cost option. I have seen many cars throughout the years that had bucket seats and column shift.