Anyone looking for a 71 455SX?
February 16th, 2014, 01:23 PM
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Anyone looking for a 71 455SX?
I have restored a beautiful Monarch Blue 1971 Cutlass 455SX car.
The car went through a full frame off restore. The motor has been professionally rebuilt with a performance cam and better pistons for more power and torque, but for the most part the motor is built back to original spec and runs on pump gas. The transmission is a Turbo 400 that has been rebuilt and has an upgraded 2,500 stall. The cars has brand new pearl white interior, with black carpet. It has a brand new set of BF Goodrich tires and new OEM SS II wheels.
Wanting to find her a good home, if you are interested send me a PM, or post to this posting. I will be happy to tell you all about her and get you some pictures.
Car has been sold.
It has a nice new owner and home.
The car went through a full frame off restore. The motor has been professionally rebuilt with a performance cam and better pistons for more power and torque, but for the most part the motor is built back to original spec and runs on pump gas. The transmission is a Turbo 400 that has been rebuilt and has an upgraded 2,500 stall. The cars has brand new pearl white interior, with black carpet. It has a brand new set of BF Goodrich tires and new OEM SS II wheels.
Wanting to find her a good home, if you are interested send me a PM, or post to this posting. I will be happy to tell you all about her and get you some pictures.
Car has been sold.
It has a nice new owner and home.
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February 16th, 2014, 02:08 PM
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You don't see Monarch Blue very often - it's a nice color. Please send pics to vette442 at hotmail.com. I'd like to see it, and I also know someone else locally who is looking for a show quality 70-72 Cutlass.
Thanks.
Terry
Thanks.
Terry
February 16th, 2014, 03:07 PM
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Sounds beautiful. Monarch Blue was not normally available on the intermediates. Optional at extra cost. I'm partial to 71 SXs, as I have one of the 1820 hardtops produced that year as well, and for 26 years. Hope you can post some pictures. Good luck with your sale.
February 16th, 2014, 03:36 PM
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Your car looks fantastic.
February 16th, 2014, 04:08 PM
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I have restored a beautiful Monarch Blue 1971 Cutlass 455SX car.
The car went through a full frame off restore. The motor has been professionally rebuilt with a performance cam and better pistons for more power and torque, but for the most part the motor is built back to original spec and runs on pump gas. The transmission is a Turbo 400 that has been rebuilt and has an upgraded 2,500 stall. The cars has brand new pearl white interior, with black carpet. It has a brand new set of BF Goodrich tires and new OEM SS II wheels.
Wanting to find her a good home, if you are interested send me a PM, or post to this posting. I will be happy to tell you all about her and get you some pictures.
The car went through a full frame off restore. The motor has been professionally rebuilt with a performance cam and better pistons for more power and torque, but for the most part the motor is built back to original spec and runs on pump gas. The transmission is a Turbo 400 that has been rebuilt and has an upgraded 2,500 stall. The cars has brand new pearl white interior, with black carpet. It has a brand new set of BF Goodrich tires and new OEM SS II wheels.
Wanting to find her a good home, if you are interested send me a PM, or post to this posting. I will be happy to tell you all about her and get you some pictures.
http://s1360.photobucket.com/user/ja...utlass%20455SX
*I do have the arm rest and head rests fully restored.
I just liked the way it looked with out it.
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