Went for a ride in the middle of nowhere Florida yesterday...just driving around exploring. Found a 66 and a 67 at one place.
Guy came out and I asked him about the 442. He said it was real, but had a later model BBO in it and it was automatic. He said the floors are good but it needed work. Didn’t look too bad for $3500...but then again, it’s an OHIO car so who knows what the frame looked like.

 

Rather fun when you're out riding and come across some old metal.

 

Looked like a mid-70's Pontiac Grand Am sitting there, as well.

Cool find.

 

the Cutlass hood and headlight bezels might be of concern on the '67 - but a look at the body tag would ID it as a 442 if built in Lansing

 

Yeah...a buddy of mine also noticed the trunk panel wasn’t blacked out.

 

That too. Also, it appears to be a straight Cutlass decklid (no emblem or holes). I think it's a hotrodded Cutlass that has played hard. Not that that's a bad thing.