1984 Cutlass Surpreme Limited Edition
November 25th, 2014, 06:30 PM
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1984 Cutlass Surpreme Limited Edition
I have a 1984 Cutlass Surpreme Limited Edition that I am thinking about selling. It is a single owner car that has been garaged all it's life. It runs ok and with just a little work it could be a very nice car. I just do not have the time to put into it. I was wondering if anyone could tell me about what it is worth.I have attached a picture.
November 26th, 2014, 01:18 PM
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Sammy70 455 Supreme
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Mileage?....the price for these seems to be all aver the place....T Tops are a bonus.....307?, power anything? AC?....can you provide some more info?....?and Welcome!..almost forgot my manners!
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November 26th, 2014, 05:07 PM
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FYI, it's a Cutlass Supreme, not Surpreme. There's nothing really limited about these cars either, they were high production and not special. In 1984 there were 132,913 Cutlass Supremes built, and that doesn't include the Cutlass Broughams, Cutlass base, export Cutlass models. That grand total whomps it up to 330,112 units of this body style. That number also includes the 3500 Cutlass Calais' that became Hurst Olds with the lightning rod shifters and special Y code 307.
A 1984 Cutlass Supreme average retail right now assuming AC and 307 engine would be around 3-4K if you found the right buyer. Even though I love those cars, there's just nothing special about them no matter how well you've looked after it.
FYI, it's a Cutlass Supreme, not Surpreme. There's nothing really limited about these cars either, they were high production and not special. In 1984 there were 132,913 Cutlass Supremes built, and that doesn't include the Cutlass Broughams, Cutlass base, export Cutlass models. That grand total whomps it up to 330,112 units of this body style. That number also includes the 3500 Cutlass Calais' that became Hurst Olds with the lightning rod shifters and special Y code 307.
A 1984 Cutlass Supreme average retail right now assuming AC and 307 engine would be around 3-4K if you found the right buyer. Even though I love those cars, there's just nothing special about them no matter how well you've looked after it.
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