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October 5th, 2017, 11:36 AM
#1
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Location: Poland
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Hello
Hello everybody!
Im from Poland and i owned oldsmobile cutlass 1970.
My beautiful car was crashed before i buy him. I need advice and many questions to you because in my country there are no people who knows everything about olds american cars.
Please understand, my english isnt perfect and i make many mistake in spelling.
Im from Poland and i owned oldsmobile cutlass 1970.
My beautiful car was crashed before i buy him. I need advice and many questions to you because in my country there are no people who knows everything about olds american cars.
Please understand, my english isnt perfect and i make many mistake in spelling.
October 5th, 2017, 11:42 AM
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Location: SE Wisconsin
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Welcome! You are in the right place for help. Your english is good enough to communicate, so do not worry. Pictures of your car are appreciated. They will help us understand your questions and needs.
October 6th, 2017, 01:44 AM
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My car is from Oakland.
I'm look for parts on ebay but prices there ale terrible. Do you recomend better places maybe junkyard or something?
Bought parts I must send to my friend in Mischigan or New York because there are send container to Poland.
I don't know if I have oryginal engine in my car. It looks like bigblock engine but I'm not expert.
I bought this car from dealer in my country for a 15000zl ~ 4100$ in last month.
Tell me yours opinions.
I'm look for parts on ebay but prices there ale terrible. Do you recomend better places maybe junkyard or something?
Bought parts I must send to my friend in Mischigan or New York because there are send container to Poland.
I don't know if I have oryginal engine in my car. It looks like bigblock engine but I'm not expert.
I bought this car from dealer in my country for a 15000zl ~ 4100$ in last month.
Tell me yours opinions.
October 6th, 2017, 03:04 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Grand Ledge, MI
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Czesc and welcome to Classic Oldsmobile! It looks like a nice project car! Yes, someone has done a engine transplant with a Chevy engine
My wife happens to be in Poland as we speak. She is taking care of her mother after a minor operation.
Pozdrawiam,
Pat
My wife happens to be in Poland as we speak. She is taking care of her mother after a minor operation.
Pozdrawiam,
Pat
October 6th, 2017, 03:57 AM
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Location: Poteau, Ok
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Yes that is a Chevrolet big block. Looks like someone picked it up with a fork lift. You need a lot of body panels. Some of the members here can help you with parts if you post a list in the Parts Wanted classifieds.
March 4th, 2018, 02:58 PM
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Sorry, there is no time for entries.
Work has progressed.
I bought a trunk lid in Poland.
Rear lamps I ordered on eBay.
The rear fender flows with a container ship.
You will not believe it, it will be possible to repair the rear bumper
Some photos from the work done.
Work has progressed.
I bought a trunk lid in Poland.
Rear lamps I ordered on eBay.
The rear fender flows with a container ship.
You will not believe it, it will be possible to repair the rear bumper
Some photos from the work done.
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