Trying to see if it's a real 442 336870m402711
April 4th, 2020, 11:54 AM
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Randy C.
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Albany, OR
Posts: 3,250
Hello Billy,
It doesn't look like a real 4-4-2 from the VIN you posted. For it to be a real 4-4-2, the second and third numbers in the VIN should be 44. Your two numbers are 36 which interprets to Cutlass V8.
Randy C.
It doesn't look like a real 4-4-2 from the VIN you posted. For it to be a real 4-4-2, the second and third numbers in the VIN should be 44. Your two numbers are 36 which interprets to Cutlass V8.
Randy C.
April 4th, 2020, 05:54 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2019
Posts: 1,049
Hello Billy, welcome to the site.
So the bad news is as the boys already indicated. That its not a 442, but it is a V8 Cutlass S. A far cry from a 442 but still a great car in its own right. Your model is a 1970 built in Lansing, Michigan, and could be a 250 HP 350 up to a 320 HP 455 or if your really lucky it could be a 325 HP W31.
So the big question is what drive-train do you have, engine, trans, etc ? ( it would be sweet if they swapped in a complete 1970 442 drive-train in addition to the 442 tag...)
So the bad news is as the boys already indicated. That its not a 442, but it is a V8 Cutlass S. A far cry from a 442 but still a great car in its own right. Your model is a 1970 built in Lansing, Michigan, and could be a 250 HP 350 up to a 320 HP 455 or if your really lucky it could be a 325 HP W31.
So the big question is what drive-train do you have, engine, trans, etc ? ( it would be sweet if they swapped in a complete 1970 442 drive-train in addition to the 442 tag...)
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