What do you think about this??
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Seasoned beater pilot.
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 5,468
From: Chicago
What do you think about this??
71 cutlass with 88000 miles and one owner/350
I'm calling the guy tomorrow and taking pictures hopefully this week.
Asking $1500 obo
looks like it might be RoTtEn.
Maybe I could trade him that purple escort.......
I'm calling the guy tomorrow and taking pictures hopefully this week.
Asking $1500 obo
looks like it might be RoTtEn.
Maybe I could trade him that purple escort.......
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Joined: May 2004
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From: Rural Waxahachie Texas
In answer to your question, the price is good for a daily driver if it is safe now, or as a start on a project. Those quarter panels are really bad though, expect major work if you buy it as a project.
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From: Chicago
Yeah, I'm thinkin, a couple stop signs, some pop rivets, gallon o bondo and a gallon o rustoleum.
The hot chicks checkin me out will never suspect the scummyness that will lay beneath the shiny paint.
The hot chicks checkin me out will never suspect the scummyness that will lay beneath the shiny paint.
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I do like the body style of those Cutlasses.... A LOT. I want one :[
Conveniantly...the guy that lives across the street from me has a yard full of cars that have been parked a while. The car in the very very back...from the side (all i can see is the windows basically) looks just like a Cutlass. However, there's a big PICKUP in the way preventing me from seeing the front to determine what it actually is.
Logic dictates i sneak over there at about 3:00 in the morning with a flashlight.
Conveniantly...the guy that lives across the street from me has a yard full of cars that have been parked a while. The car in the very very back...from the side (all i can see is the windows basically) looks just like a Cutlass. However, there's a big PICKUP in the way preventing me from seeing the front to determine what it actually is.
Logic dictates i sneak over there at about 3:00 in the morning with a flashlight.
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From: west
I do like the body style of those Cutlasses.... A LOT. I want one :[
Conveniantly...the guy that lives across the street from me has a yard full of cars that have been parked a while. The car in the very very back...from the side (all i can see is the windows basically) looks just like a Cutlass. However, there's a big PICKUP in the way preventing me from seeing the front to determine what it actually is.
Logic dictates i sneak over there at about 3:00 in the morning with a flashlight.
Conveniantly...the guy that lives across the street from me has a yard full of cars that have been parked a while. The car in the very very back...from the side (all i can see is the windows basically) looks just like a Cutlass. However, there's a big PICKUP in the way preventing me from seeing the front to determine what it actually is.
Logic dictates i sneak over there at about 3:00 in the morning with a flashlight.
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turns out it's a 1970 Buick Skylark stage 1 conversion with the Buick 455 with a super built 10 bolt 4.11 posi under it.
I found out where he had the rear end work done, and it's a local shop, and he said it's a much stronger setup than the 12 bolt i was originally gonna go for...and there's already a 10 bolt carrier sitting under my Cutlass.
parts and labor only cost him $800.00 ....
I asked a friend about them and he said it was a good company...Ima check em out.
I found out where he had the rear end work done, and it's a local shop, and he said it's a much stronger setup than the 12 bolt i was originally gonna go for...and there's already a 10 bolt carrier sitting under my Cutlass.
parts and labor only cost him $800.00 ....
I asked a friend about them and he said it was a good company...Ima check em out.
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