A woman I work with told me she had a 1969 hurst olds survivor she talk how it wasnt perfect when she discribed it to me, but i was blown away when i seen it. It was a nine out 10 has not moved in 15 yrs. The trans pan is wet was not able to ck motor with my bad shoulder. I thoubht their might be some mice in it or something minor dust in side looks new inside. A remarkable find vin is right chrome valve covers ho on side of trans I bieleve its a true survivor wasnt able to get picks yet her asking price was 50,000

 

She obviously knows what she has. Did you take any pictures?

 

Great Find... Big Bucks though.

 

no pics yet still trying work a deal she has a 1961 vet she needs reassemeled.

 

another women with a 69 H/O lets see how this one turns out

 

mileage ?

any documents?

 

x2

 

it has just over 69000 miles she is the 2nd owner and said she has all docs from original owner

 

Wasn't 01APR yesterday?

 

lol i know it sound fishy. I need to look it over again but i think its the real deal

 

just an up date on the hurst olds it took me over year o get to see it once i have called ever week i have only talked to her once and she didnt feel good sence then no awnser so if I ever get another chance I will take picks

 

hello just wanted to update this post. This car is comming to my house. I have not got a price negotiated a price yet. At this time its is in a real bad place wet and moldy barn. I am help out a co worker. And yes it is a real H/O

 

Can't wait for the detailed pics!!!!

 

I would say, the ULTIMATE barn find!
Very nice. More pics...

 

I saw an old grey haired git (like me) driving a dark green 69 Cutlass 2 door hardtop yesterday. He looked pleased as punch, and the car was really nice....this might be even more exciting, though !!
Understatement perhaps.

 

I got the car home today about 3:30. I have gone over it with a fine tooth comb. I have not found anything seriously wrong with it. I was able to I D all the serial numbers and it is a survivor. Car number 485 she had original bill of sale it sold for 3795 plus tax title and licences. It is truly one of those camp fire stories that you hear about and say only if I could find one. It wasn't cheap but I found one. I will post a link to shutter fly album as soon as its finished loading.

shutterfly album link - - http://bspring1969hurstold.shutterfly.com/

 

WOW! I am speechless. Great find.

 

Saaaweeett!

 

Nice find! what the hell were they thinking on the side molding
did the air cleaner assembly come with it you can see the markings of it on the hood? what intake is on it looks like the very hard to find and harder to pay for
stock one for you if it is!

 

I noticed that. It must be one of those "stick on" jobbies? It doesn't look right on the car.

Beautiful car, by the way. I'm drooling looking at those pictures.

 

WOW , find of the century.

 

Holy $h__!

- Eric

 

X2...that is incredible, and with documentation..
Congrats

Ted

 

Congrats on a great score. Hopefully the car will be driven & enjoyed now.

Thanks for sharing.

 

Congrats on one heck of a score! Looks to be low miles and on the original tires or he second set anyway

 

Yes the air cleaner is with the car. As far as i can tell it is 100% complete. The side molding will come when I find the right body person. First job today put timming chain cover and water pump on convertilbe then h/o

 

Great father's day gift. Looks great.

Larry

 

What an amazing find. I wish we had barns like that near here.

 

Great Find...... I could never be so lucky....

 

Great barn find story in the new Musclecar review of a 1 of 54 "66" W 30 Factory Super Stock 442 found in a backyard in Minnesota. buyer thought he had bought a standard rough 442 until he got it home and did some research. Now that would be a surprise.

 

No Way !!!!!!

 

Very cool!

 

Very cool, another one finds it's way to the daylight!! Would love to see it some day, I believe we are in the same general area, good find!!

 

Wow, just noticed one thing from the pic's, have only seen one other 1969 H/O like it in that, it apparently was not ordered with the tick-tock-tach, rare in that you would find one without it...

 

it runs it needs a water pump and a master cylinder so forso good

 

Hardly what I'd call a 9 out of 10, but a good one nonetheless. I think you will find those body side moldings have rivets holding them to the body. They were a popular add-on back then and actually, I'm surprised there isn't flaking paint and rust near the rivets. A good body man can weld the holes closed when refinishing the car. Have you and the owner reached an agreement on price? I hope so, on your behalf. I would hate to see you do all the work only to find that she is stuck on $50k. If that car was in #1 condition with the miles and paperwork, IMO, it's worth somewhere near $90k, BUT, again, IMO, it's $50k away from that condition and quite a bit of work.
Still, you have scored big-time and I wish you the best in your negotiations and efforts.

 

That is so cool. It amazes me how a car like that can sit in a barn for 15 years un-used. Congrats on the find.

 

awesome. i agree, why is there no gold mines in barns around here.

 

Did you get the key for the lug lock? great find. I wouldn't restore that car. I'd maintain it as is as a survivor.

 

Very cool! Congrats on the find!