hey guys I am new to the forum I bought a 70 Old Cutlass one year ago on the internet. It is a cutlass supreme, and the title said CV for body style. I owned a Cutlas SX in 1974 and sold it in 1980. This car has a rally steering wheel and a tick tack clock. It also had a plug for a 400 tranny. I now has a 350 CI motor and turbo 350 tranny. the Vin is 34267OZ135653. Could any one shed a light on what this car really is. It has buckets and a his and hers shifter.


Billy P

 

CV should stand for convertible.
As far as the vin #, You may want
to check it again. That doesn't sound right.
I could be wrong, it wouldn't be the 1st time.

Welcome to CO btw. If you can post a pic
of your cowl tag, there are guys here that
can decode both for you.

 

According to the VIN it is a convertible, supreme was the only style that the droptops came in! 0=1970 Z=Freemont California plant.

http://www.v8cars.hu/oldsvin/decode.php

Pat

 

34267OZ135653 means:

3 - Oldsmobile
42 - Car line: Cutlass Supreme
67 - model: Convertible
0 - Production year: 1970
Z - Production Assembly line: Freemont
135653 - Assembly sequence at Freemont Assembly line.

If you want to know the build date week, paint and trim options post a picture of the cowl tag.

 

thanks guys. wow you guys were quick with a response. Will post a cowl tag

 

Just a note: if you ran that VIN through the decoder Pat supplied, it won't work. Not the decoders fault. The 'O' (letter) should be a "0" zero (number)