thanks for leavin the door open,
as my site name indicates, i'm a big 2dr post gm fan.

 

Let me as a fellow Cndn., post cpe 69 442 owner welcome you to CO!!Please give us pics and more info on your car and plans for it. These guys are an amazing source of info on all stuff pertaining to these great cars.There are a fair number of members right here in Ontario...after all,they did make a LOT of Olds right here in Oshawa! They recently waived the post # and time requirements for using the site'sforums ,so dig in learn all you can and contribute as you're able....Derek...[Barrie,Ont.]

 

thanks derek.
don't currently own an olds, just a couple '69 chev b-bodies.
i'm here to learn in the meantime.
i looked at a '69 post cutlass last winter, a 350 or 400 with a 3spd manual.
needed alot of work, floor pans etc. cleared the snow away...had a sunroof cut into the roof too.

 

Let me join Derek in welcoming you to Classicoldsmobile. If we get you hooked I'm sure there's an Olds out there with your name on it
John

 

Welcome to the forum from the left coast... and also a post owner

 

Welcome aboard from the sunny south.

This place is a great place to learn and find the Olds you're looking for.

 

Well, we're just gonna have to fix that aren't we?

 

I just checked my crystal ball and I see a 69 Olds post in your future.

 

thanks for the warm welcome guys!

 

Welcome aboard!.

I'm a 2-Dr. Post fan too and am also in ON but about an hour NE of TO..

Are the '69 B-Body cars you mentioned having 2-Dr. Post cars too?.

Is there a specific Olds Post car you're seeking...A/B Body?.

Have you seen these recent Ontario Kijiji ads?.

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...AdIdZ135905363

http://london.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehic...QAdIdZ95129966

http://hamilton.kijiji.ca/c-PostersO...serIdZ38979472



~ Pete

 

Just piping in to say eh! If you do get the bug for an Olds maybe something from 69-72 cutlass would be up your alley. The best place in Canada to find good cars with solid frames would be in the Prairies. The dry climate and lack of salt on the roads really keeps the cars in good shape. My 69-98 came from Saskatoon and the frame and underside is primo.

 

I have to plug the 64' coupes.
Alwas a big fan of the post.

 

I am in Sask and my 72 has very little rust . The dry climate is good for the old cars.

 

When I worked out there one of the guys I worked with found a 38 Pontiac coupe that had been sitting out in a farmers field for about 40 years. he dragged it home and restored it. To our surprise when he sand blasted the frame and body it only had some surface rust and everything underneath was solid , no holes anywhere! he turned it into a really nice rod.

 

Welcome,fellow 'newbie'!Not knocking hardtops or droptops,but there is just a sinister cool factor in post cars.(the American Graffitti 55 was no Bel Air hardtop.)Good luck whichever way the road leads you.

 

That's why we hold our Oldsmobile Show on the prairies....that and the fact that we live here. Welcome.

 

Ken is Edmonton still considered in the prairies? I guess maybe but on the edge just you need a garage cause your car might freeze to death in the winter

 

I joined with the notion I’ll research for about 2 years before I make a purchase. I got hooked and have owned my Olds since 10/31/17 2:17 pm.

Welcome from a N.VA newbie.

 

Frisbee_k9: I have to ask.

How, pray tell, did you happen to stumble upon a thread that has been idle for 8 1/2 years?

 

Omg that’s so funny!!! I was searching something and got this thread so I replied. To funny.

 

Welcome, I'm living in Edmonton but my car spent most its life in northern Sask. still some decent projects if you look in the right places. sometimes it's better to put an ad out saying what your looking for instead of waiting for it to get put up for sale.

 

Don't take any blame for posting to an old thread. Its all because of that "Google feller". I was researching some Oldsmobile stuff using Google. Most of the stuff was on Ebay. I also discovered "ClassicOldsmobile", and I am Dayum glad I found it.
After reading things as a "guest" for a couple months, I decided to join. Lots of good information and knowledge on here.
Ralph