joe_padavano

Not my first choice, what with wrong wheel drive and missing a couple of cylinders, but a convertible is a convertible. 814 Cutlass Ciera convertibles were made by Hess & Eisenhardt/Car Craft over a span of four years (1983-86).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1985-Oldsmob...BZIenj&vxp=mtr

cfhcar

i think it has two to many cylinders

CRUZN 66

I believe this GM platform was also used for Buick Century and Chevy Celebrity convertibles... At least there were a few various choices for GM convertibles in that time period...

Koda

Don't forget that damn Cadillac, either.

Inline

Not too bad looking, i actually like it.

joe_padavano

None of those were factory-built. They were all aftermarket conversions like this one.

Which was not the A-body platform. The Riviera convertibles were done by American Sunroof Corp (who later changed their name to American Specialty Cars). The Eldorado converts were done by Global Coach.

Koda

I was thinking of the Cimarron.

joe_padavano

Which was still not an A-body. The J-car Cimarron/Sunbird/Cavalier converts were built by ASC.

Koda

Well, fine.

Not my fault that they all look the same.

joe_padavano

Yeah, other than the 4" difference in wheelbase...

CRUZN 66

I knew that, I was just pointing out the variety of the time period...

Allan R

Ever wonder why there was never a convertible offered? Low cost production of cheaper chassis, and better power to weight ratio? No demand? (hahahaha) Rather ugly body style (yup) IDK, pick something and go with it.

midnightleadfoot

I know this is an olds site but..
Take that car.. loose the wire hub caps. SSIII
Now pull the engine trans.. and install the series 2 3800 supercharged.. and 4spd auto
And have a nice fast convert.. That surprise many..

70-442-W30

When will they build a convertible that seats 5 again?

Olds64

I thought of the Cadillac Allante'. Like the one Robin Williams drives in Cadillac Man. Apparently, it's a V body.