BARN FIND - 1970 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE - RESTORE OR DRIVE AS IS

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Make: Oldsmobile
Model: Cutlass
SubModel: Supreme
Type: Convertible
Doors: 2
Year: 1970
Mileage: 10,493
Color: Gold
Engine size: 350 V8
Number of cylinders: 8
Power options: Air conditioning
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
Drive type: RWD
Interior color: Gold
Options: Convertible
Vehicle Title: Clear
Location: Etowah, Tennessee, United States

Description

I've got a 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible For Sale. I bought this car in November of 2014 at a estate sale. It had been sitting in a barn for years - see the first picture. The car shows 10,493 miles which is probably 110,493 miles but the car had a license plate from 1974 on it so who knows. I've got the original title back to 1973 also, along with a current title in my name. I'd like to keep the car and fix it up but finding the time to do it is not looking that good anytime soon. I got a friend of mine to get it going. The motor wasn't stuck when we got it. The estate that I got it from didn't know how long it had been sitting since the owner had passed away. I bought seven cars to get this one. We poured marvel mystery oil in the cylinders and rotated the motor over (350 motor) for a period of a month or two. My friend put new plugs and wires and a condenser and points in. He changed the oil and oil filter and the antifreeze and hoses and belts. The air conditioner compressor was making some noise so we ended up taking that new belt off. It will probably need some attention from sitting. We took a battery off another vehicle (car still needs its on battery) and the car started right up. The car ran great like it had just been drove the previous day. We got it started in September of 2015. The car is presently in my garage up on jack stands. Its been sitting there since September of 2015. We never got around to putting it down and trying to drive it around the yard to test the brakes etc. The car has a brand new set of BF Goodrich Radial TA's on it also. The brakes will need checking I'm sure and I think it might have a busted shock in the back. It was sitting down lower on one side before we put it on the jack stands. The floor boards and trunk look excellent (I've got pictures). The top looks good except for the bow that runs across the back. I've been told that you can buy that separate. I've never tried to put the top down. It would probably need some conditioner or something like that since it hasn't been put down in years. I've got the boot for the top also. The fenders will need some patch panels at the bottoms where they have some rust. The quarters will need some patch panels also. One Quarter might need replacing. Looks like something fell over in the barn and dented it in some. It might be able to be fixed. I'm no body man. The interior will need some cleaning up but I would say a lot of it could be saved. The carpet needs replacing is the main thing and the front seat will need some seams sewed up or just recover it. I wish I had the time to fix it up but it seems there is always something else that needs to be done. In the pictures some of the chrome trim is missing but most of it (maybe all of it) is in the trunk. Also I've got two build sheets for the car. The car was originally sold new in Chattanooga TN. I've also got the rear door panels in the garage (They were off when I bought the car) and the grey tool box in the trunk doesn't go with the car. The car is listed with NO Reserve so the high bidder gets it. I want a $500 deposit via Paypal within 48 hours of the auction's end and the balance is due in 7 days unless prior arrangements or worked out before the auction ends. I want the Balance in CASH or a wire transfer to my bank. The car doesn't leave until its paid for in full. The car is Sold AS IS since it's 46 years old. If you need anything else email me and I'll give you my phone number. I've also got more pictures if you need them and your welcome to come take a look at it. After several requests I took a lot more pictures today (Almost 90 I think) I'm trying to add them to a website of mine. It might take me a few days. If you need any sooner let me know and I can email them to you. My website is www(dot)tricountyrentalproperty(dot)com click on the 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Conv For Sale link at the top of the page.

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