Posting pictures soon!

 

congrats

 

Looking forward to the pics and your 'acquisition' story.....

 

Well the 1970 shown here... http://photoemail.walmart.com//servl...jkQSCADWACVXLX

 

Cool!
I'd be willing to bet,your a happy Olds owner this morning.

Desirable color,buckets/floor shift,sport mirrors.

Any plans yet? Anything you want to do to the car?

Happy motoring!

 

Awesome i too just bought a 70 cutlass. What shipping company did you use? Also what is that bubble cover and whats it do lol?

 

What the heck is that clear plastic 'dome' in the last picture?? Never seen one of those before.

Car looks to be in really good shape for 41 years old!

 

sicky it keeps little chocolate covered sticky fingers, I wasnt that close to the car with my bike dad , I dont know how that ball mark got in the side , conversations Down

 

Nice car, congrats to you!

 

So what's the story were did you get it ? Why Did you pick it or did it pick you ? Come on lets get some background

 

well its a lonnnng story guys... and gals. but essentially I purchased the vehcile 2 years ago but wanted to wait until I complete graduate school... (M.Sc. - Master of Science in Computer Science 8/2011) before I "sat" in it... so ultimately I was paying a storage fee for my beliefs, but long story short, I screwed up on getting that 2000 impala BEFORE finishing school for my 1st degree in 98-2000, so I wanted to do it right this time around.

The bubble is called a carcapsule - I highly recommend it! www.carcapsule.com or ebay

What I look to do to is sell the rims/tires ($800 obo) and upgrade to either 18s or 20s with 40 series to keep it a mean muscle car look. Too bad we dont yet have RWL tires in 20s.

Its been restored already so I'm gathering details and looking to put in in a show..maybe I can make the goodguys in NC the end of October.

Other than rims, maybe some additional chrome, but its rather complete. Also I used james matthews trucking whom were very reliable and professional. Look for more pics as I find time whilst looking for work to pay for my expensive hobby of finishing out my 1971 Conv't now.

 

you betcha!

 

How interesting that their website shows Cutlass Supreme Convertible under wraps!

 

Cool car!

 

@oldsca - I think one of my bro's first car was a 84 or 85 Cutlass with T-TOPS! Not like the 87 442, but still Very rare. If I could acquire another for the original $800 paid for it, I would! Thanks.