Welcome, what’s the story behind the car? This is a great site where most questions you may have will probably already be answered in previous threads on this site by just doing a search.

 

Welcome, looks like a nice one!

 

Welcome!

 

Nice car, already out doing donuts in the snow? I use to love going out in the snow, the roads were empty and you could just have fun!
Steve

 

Welcome to the site, nice car.

 

Nope that’s how I picked up. Cleveland to Boston and back 22hrs got home unloaded it at 10pm in the blizzard

 

Nice. Welcome. Love to hear any backstory. I have Always liked that stripe on those. Automatic car? Options?

 

Car was bought by a gentleman in 1973 used had 15k on it. Drove it from 73-79 to the work in the aqueducts in Boston. Got married and had a kid in 1979 car was garaged then. One side of the garage was car other side was his wood working shop.car was full of sawdust inside and out. ( but I think it preserved the car all these years) had every receipt in the consoul. ( nothing major tires, shocks , tune ups , oil changes. Window sticker , invoice , manuals. Title from 1973. Everything works on the car. Map light , hood light ,8 track player ( was listening to Carley Simon on it ) numbers matching tranny , motor . Original carb,radiator,alt, distributor water pump , power steering pump . Factory disk breaks , 10 bolt posi a true unicorn lol

 

Congrats looks like a great find.

 

Welcome! Nice complete car.

 

Is that the original paint?
It's nice to see one with the correct hood stripe!
Interestingly it has the hood strip but is missing the side stripes?

 

That is a truly stand up and real car!

 

Yes original paint. Pinstripe delete.

 

Beautiful Olds! Welcome.

 

Framingham build?

 

Very cool!!!! Any chance you can post an image of the window sticker?

 

Saw that on marketplace, fell in love with it. If I only had a bigger garage.... Wish you good times with it!

 

Very nice car!

 

Very nice 442! Keep it nice, keep it off the salty Cleveland roads!

 

Well done Sir...Nice ones are still out there, but you need the patience of a sniper to catch them.

tc