Where can I find a 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme?
Where can I find a 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme?
This 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme has remained in single-family ownership for years, with the original owner passing away after using the car sparingly. His son inherited the Olds and used it for the occasional car show before he, too, passed away. Now, it is for sale here on eBay with a $5,000 opening bid and the reserve unmet.
How many miles does a 1977 Cutlass Supreme have?
With only 10,700 actual miles this 1977 Cutlass Supreme cannot be told from new and one will be very hard pressed to find another remotely close to the Museum Quality of this example.
When did Hurst stop making the Oldsmobile Cutlass?
By 1974, the automatic was standard equipment. The 1974 Hurst/Olds power dropped to 230 hp, and 75% of the Hurst/Olds built that year received the basic 350 at 180 hp. The 1975 model year was the last for the Hurst/Olds in this era, and those cars received 350- or 455-cid engines breathing through a catalytic converter and a single exhaust.
What kind of Wheelhouse does an Oldsmobile Cutlass have?
Cutlass offerings for 1966-67 shared their round wheelhouses with most contemporary full-size Oldsmobiles. The 1966 Cutlass line included a new and luxurious Supreme four-door hardtop. A full Supreme series followed for 1967, available with I-6 (Cutlass only) or V-8 power.
Where to buy a 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme?
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With only 10,700 actual miles this 1977 Cutlass Supreme cannot be told from new and one will be very hard pressed to find another remotely close to the Museum Quality of this example.
Cutlass offerings for 1966-67 shared their round wheelhouses with most contemporary full-size Oldsmobiles. The 1966 Cutlass line included a new and luxurious Supreme four-door hardtop. A full Supreme series followed for 1967, available with I-6 (Cutlass only) or V-8 power.
By 1974, the automatic was standard equipment. The 1974 Hurst/Olds power dropped to 230 hp, and 75% of the Hurst/Olds built that year received the basic 350 at 180 hp. The 1975 model year was the last for the Hurst/Olds in this era, and those cars received 350- or 455-cid engines breathing through a catalytic converter and a single exhaust.
