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Finally getting around to saying hi. Names Patrick and hailing from Charlotte, NC. I purchased this 1967 Cutlass Supreme a few months back. Bought from a consignment dealer right here in Concord, NC. I didn't get any paperwork, receipts or otherwise history. From some digging on facebook, I did find a couple people that possibly knew this car to be from PA and maybe a guy named Mike who may have done some work on it. Anyway, if anyone knows about it, you can drop me a PM. Its a great driving car. Originally Crystal Blue, it appears to be Tahoe Turquoises. Under the hood is a well running 425, no AC, TH400 Hurst floor shifted, 12 bolt with 3:08's. Had a Front Disc Conversion. According to body plate, the interior may have been blue and is now white, which is fine and some 442 badges were added but not on the decklid which still retains the Cutlass. I don't try to pass it off as a 442 and doesn't bother enough to even attempt to remove them as I really don't want to do any repainting if its not necessary. Just wanted a fun driver car and it is. Here are a couple of pics I finally got around to taking today. Seems there were many rainy weekends since I bought it and today was pretty nice. As for the scoop, yes its there. No it doesn't function. No, I'm not messing with it. Its grown on me. I'd like to think of this ride as something a hot rodder in the late 60's or early 70's might have done to their otherwise nice car. Drop in a 425 they had from a wrecked Toronado or Delta 88, dress it up a bit and add some badges to brag. Anyway, I'm always looking to learn. This isn't my first Olds, more like my third. Had a 72 Cutlass S in high school and a few years ago parted with a fine 70 442. Thanks for looking. You can click the image for a larger pic.
That is a very nice CAR...I began to "thin the Herd" 3 years ago. I let my 13 year old 67 Cutlass" Resto Mod build" go and a low mileage 62 Dynamic 88. When I put drag radials on that 67 car, the torque at launch would PULL your shirt off!
I like it, the scoop fits the body lines very well! FYI the correct heater core hose is reproduced with the tight bends necessary for a big block in the 67 body.
Finally getting around to saying hi. Names Patrick and hailing from Charlotte, NC. I purchased this 1967 Cutlass Supreme a few months back. Bought from a consignment dealer right here in Concord, NC. I didn't get any paperwork, receipts or otherwise history. From some digging on facebook, I did find a couple people that possibly knew this car to be from PA and maybe a guy named Mike who may have done some work on it. Anyway, if anyone knows about it, you can drop me a PM. Its a great driving car. Originally Crystal Blue, it appears to be Tahoe Turquoises. Under the hood is a well running 425, no AC, TH400 Hurst floor shifted, 12 bolt with 3:08's. Had a Front Disc Conversion. According to body plate, the interior may have been blue and is now white, which is fine and some 442 badges were added but not on the decklid which still retains the Cutlass. I don't try to pass it off as a 442 and doesn't bother enough to even attempt to remove them as I really don't want to do any repainting if its not necessary. Just wanted a fun driver car and it is. Here are a couple of pics I finally got around to taking today. Seems there were many rainy weekends since I bought it and today was pretty nice. As for the scoop, yes its there. No it doesn't function. No, I'm not messing with it. Its grown on me. I'd like to think of this ride as something a hot rodder in the late 60's or early 70's might have done to their otherwise nice car. Drop in a 425 they had from a wrecked Toronado or Delta 88, dress it up a bit and add some badges to brag. Anyway, I'm always looking to learn. This isn't my first Olds, more like my third. Had a 72 Cutlass S in high school and a few years ago parted with a fine 70 442. Thanks for looking. You can click the image for a larger pic.
HI patrick.
great looking 67! I saw this for sale probs just before you bought it.
Im really liking the hood scoop and really think it adds a more muscular look. Do you know the measurements and brand of scoop? Id love to fit one to my 67 442 here in England!
Cheers, all the best.
Dan.
Finally getting around to saying hi. Names Patrick and hailing from Charlotte, NC. I purchased this 1967 Cutlass Supreme a few months back. Bought from a consignment dealer right here in Concord, NC. I didn't get any paperwork, receipts or otherwise history. From some digging on facebook, I did find a couple people that possibly knew this car to be from PA and maybe a guy named Mike who may have done some work on it. Anyway, if anyone knows about it, you can drop me a PM. Its a great driving car. Originally Crystal Blue, it appears to be Tahoe Turquoises. Under the hood is a well running 425, no AC, TH400 Hurst floor shifted, 12 bolt with 3:08's. Had a Front Disc Conversion. According to body plate, the interior may have been blue and is now white, which is fine and some 442 badges were added but not on the decklid which still retains the Cutlass. I don't try to pass it off as a 442 and doesn't bother enough to even attempt to remove them as I really don't want to do any repainting if its not necessary. Just wanted a fun driver car and it is. Here are a couple of pics I finally got around to taking today. Seems there were many rainy weekends since I bought it and today was pretty nice. As for the scoop, yes its there. No it doesn't function. No, I'm not messing with it. Its grown on me. I'd like to think of this ride as something a hot rodder in the late 60's or early 70's might have done to their otherwise nice car. Drop in a 425 they had from a wrecked Toronado or Delta 88, dress it up a bit and add some badges to brag. Anyway, I'm always looking to learn. This isn't my first Olds, more like my third. Had a 72 Cutlass S in high school and a few years ago parted with a fine 70 442. Thanks for looking. You can click the image for a larger pic.
hi, I know this is a old thread...wondering if anyone knows wht brand of scoop this is? Need the room and this one is the best looking scoop ive found.
thanks
Like some others and yourself, that scoop is kinda growing on me. I think the lower profile keeps it from saying in bold letters "IM HERE, IM HERE, LOOK AT ME!" Nice car.
Like some others and yourself, that scoop is kinda growing on me. I think the lower profile keeps it from saying in bold letters "IM HERE, IM HERE, LOOK AT ME!" Nice car.
totally agree.
Not really wanting a scoop but need the hood clearance and find this one works without looking too funny.
Just need to figure out the name of this version on his car...
looks great...
Ya that looks the same.
Ones I've seen on summit are listed for mustang and have a slight diff shape, close but, haven't found exactly one like yours.....yet.
My scoop is approx 25"x25"x2". The top scoop edge is 19" from the rear. I bought the car with the scoop already on it so I don't know exactly where it might have come from.
January 27th, 2019, 04:35 PM
