speed-is-life

Please bear with the newbie who was a pre 1980 HS graduate. I've been working on my '75 TMO (Y-76 variant) for a few years and it is now suitable for viewing, just the exterior. Fresh Horizon Blue paint and hand pinstripes. I still need to complete my swap from column to console shift, and all that goes along with that. Plus I have a few details to finish up. So I will be asking for help from the Classic Olds group. I tried to download pics of the "new" one, my blue original, and my next red TMO project but don't know if I was successful. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks db







75 Y-76 package just like the one I had back in the day (almost)



this was my first TMO

oldcutlass

Welcome, nice car/s.

RetroRanger

car looks good but whats TMO?

CRUZN 66

Welcome to the group... Sharp looking vehicles... If you have questions, CO has answers...

speed-is-life

TMO stands for Trusted Men of Olds. It was a 1974-77 Oldsmobile Cutlass Special Marketing Edition; Y76. TMO must have been the the Central Illinois version. Below is a cut and paste from https://www.v8cars.hu/cutlass/stuff.php? Although he left out the TMO edition it is pretty comprehensive.

Y76 Special Option Package (on G37 Cutlass S Coupe)

Includes:
Chrome Sport Mirror - LH/ Remote Control,
Argent Colored Super Stock Wheels,
Body Accent Stripes,
Modified Roof with Special Landau Top,
Salon Steering Wheel,
Stainless Steel Top Band (77 only)
Special Order Codes - According to 1975 Oldsmobile Inspectors Guide

Includes:
CB1 - White vinyl landau roof with white roof & rear quarter panel stripes
T93 - Cutlass Supreme Rear lamps & quarter extensions
AB8 - Quarter plug
Cutlass Salon steering wheel

Mandatory with Y76:
DD3 - Sport Mirror - all chrome with body support matching body color
N71 - Wheels painted argent - code 301
Y70 - Body Paint Stripe - White - Fender & Door
BIG-4 appointments - 19X - black, 26X - blue, 44X - green, 63X - saddle or 73X – oxblood

I had one back in the late 70s, guess I'm re-living my teenage years.

db

Bfg

Chicagoland had there own version that was called GMO. Gallant Men of Olds

76olds

Welcome, nice cars!
Like John said, have questions... many here have the answers. Enjoy your ride from the past.
Oldcutlass (Eric) put a sticky on a 73-77 thread as well to post in when you get a chance.

Eric

sixties-forever

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