So, lately I've really come to regret getting rid of my '86 Custom Cruiser nearly 2 years ago. Sure the car was a clapped out pile, but I feel like I could've gotten more use out of it. I had a spare transmission and some other parts. So... Now I want to find another one, even if it's just a clapped out pile.

So I'd offer one of three things for said car, you wait until I can get up enough money, or if I REALLY like the car I may trade you my 1979 Holiday 88 2 door, pictures seen below. Or my '77 Delta 4 door, if the car has had some serious work done like my '77 has. Both of these cars have a lot going for them, and I'm more fond of my '77 than my '79, but either or, I want another Custom Cruiser. The '77 has lots of new parts, so does the '79,


Here's the thing, if the body is good, I don't care if it's just a roller, I'll buy it. The big thing is, the body, I don't want rust on the body, or major dents if it can be helped. The front clip I am not terribly worried about, I can find another. There is no major rust on either car (Just on the front drivers door and passengers side fender on the '77) I would offer, but the car I get must be drivable if I trade the '77 for it. Keep in mind I will not trade either of my cars for a car that does not run and drive, as both mine do. I will buy a car which does not run and drive, but I will not trade for one.

So in short, if you have a 1977-1989 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser and want to give it a home, lemme know. I don't have a huge budget, and it will take me a while to get up some money, but I'm fishing for another wagon. Hopefully I'll catch myself a good one.

Pictures of the '79 Holiday 88:

http://s55.photobucket.com/user/Dead...?sort=3&page=1


I've been crawling over craigslist for about two years now looking for another wagon, found two good Delta's in that time, passed up another two not so good Delta's, all 1977-1979. Even got screwed out of buying a 84 or 85 Custom Cruiser, forgot the year, want to forget the car. Guy would've taken $1,500 but then he got it in his head that the car was worth $3,000. That wasn't happening, so, I'm still looking for another Custom Cruiser.