1970 Olds 'S'... on the way!
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Well the 1970 shown here... http://photoemail.walmart.com//servl...jkQSCADWACVXLX
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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!
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!
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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.
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.
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The bubble is called a carcapsule - I highly recommend it! www.carcapsule.com or ebay
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@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.
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