1970 Oldsmobile Cutlasssupreme Red Convertible

This 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible has been modified to visually resemble a 1971 442. According to the seller, the car is “in excellent condition.” He goes on to say, “This classic vehicle is sure to turn heads and is a great addition to any collection.”

• The seller states that the odometer reading of 29,989 miles is accurate.
• He also claims that the 250-horsepower, 455-cu.in. OHV V8 is original to the car.
• Dual exhaust with MagnaFlow mufflers was added.
• An A/C system is present, but there is no belt on the compressor.
• The three-speed automatic transmission is column-shifted.
• The seller says that the red paint is in “excellent” condition with no rust, scratches, or body damage.
• 442 emblems were added by an owner.
• The 1971-style fiberglass W25 hood and 1 front and rear bumpers (non-442 in the rear) and 1971 taillights.
• The bright trim at the leading edge of the 1970 hood extended to the headlight bezels that year.
• For 1971, however, that hood trim wrapped around the grilles instead.
• That’s why on this car, the 1970 headlight bezel bright trim stops abruptly at the 1971-style hood.
• Inside, is a black vinyl bench-seat interior.
• The patterns on the seat upholstery and the door panels are not stock.
• Aftermarket gauges were added under the dashboard.
• This Oldsmobile is equipped with power steering and power front disc/rear drum brakes.
• Chevrolet steel Rally wheels are shod with Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires.

• No additional items were listed for this vehicle.

• The wheel opening moldings aren’t on the car.

• This 1970 Cutlass Supreme convertible has had 1971 442 body parts swapped onto it.
• This includes a fiberglass W25 hood.
• Its two-barrel 455 V8 is said to be original to the car.
• The seller indicated that the odometer reading of 29,989 is correct.
• The seat and door panel patterns aren’t stock.
• A dual exhaust upgrade featuring MagnaFlow mufflers was performed.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean New Jersey title in his name. This 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible’s 1971 442 styling, and its bright red paint and white stripes, won’t go unnoticed.