Pretty basic intro.
Into rebuilding gbody's especially cutlass's. Currently working on a 1987 Olds Cutlass Supreme. Also into drag and street racing. Hence why my new project car is going to be geared towards more a sleeper.
this will be the first time building and olds motor -can't wait. Done the "others" way to many times and has become "routine"

 

I like everything you said cept the street racing but welcome anyways a great site here and will give ya many warm welcomes DONT FORGOT TO POST SOME PICS

 

Good luck on th build. I don't agree with the stree racing thing though

 

Welcome to CO.

 

Welcome aboard

How bout some pics We love pics

 

Hi welcome to the site.

 

Welcome to our site!!! Pics, please!!

 

Thanks everyone for the welcome. Let me restate the whole "street racing" thing. I don"t street race per say but when the little import with the tinted windows,$4000 stereo and "zoomie" muffler rev's it next to me at a light I DO show the meaning of american muscle and H.P. to them.....I am sure everyone here can relate.
will post some pics later on.

 

Those wimp cars, just look at them with contempt and save the gas. Andy

 

Here is a pic of the cutlass as i bought it for $500. All I had to do is install a battery and drove her home.
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Here is a pic of the 1969 350, #5 heads, edelbrock 750 carb w/ th350 I installed when i wanked out the 307/metric 200.
I am getting ready to do ALOT of work on the drivetrain and interrior will take pics as i go.

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NICE i like how the chromie style wheels dress it up looks sharp.........wheels alone are worth what you paid for whole car LOL

 

thanks - yeah, i bought the car from the original owner, he had everything for it, with it including a set of 15 rims (pictured) and a set of 14's steel with the olds wire hub caps. I even have the buisness card from the sales man that sold him the car. I got it so cheap because the man was unable to drive any more and he wanted to "pass along" his baby to someone that would appreciate it.

 

a very good deal indeed

 

Nice!! You got a heck of a deal!

 

Welcome aboard, and what a great deal. Any yes, I do understand about the ricer's needing to be put in their place. Funny thing is, I've noticed that there is a lot less of them on the road lately. What a shame!