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    Gear head alert. In your travels, can someone find me a 1969-1972 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible with a W-30 package. Of course, If I decide to buy one, I’ll have to raise the money by now charging at least $2000.00 per, for a GEM sander.

    I must own one. Can’t a boy dream???

    What if any is the muscle car that you would buy if money was no object?

    #12145
    Chris Yaughn
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    Will this work?

    OLDS CUTLASS 83, needs work, $500 OBO. Call 912-***-1987 Richmond Hill

    #12146
    harvey
    Member

    I forgot to say. NO RUST ACCEPTED !

    rust

    Custom Smiley

    #12151
    Norm Walters
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    Dave, I would go with a ’68 GTO

    #12178
    Tom M
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    Same here, Norm.
    We used to have a ’67 LeMans. Remember the cool recessed windows in the back?

    Tom

    #12179
    Slab Master
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    My 1st car was a ’69 Grand Prix. Didn’t take long for a 16 yr old to burn through the tires being that it had a 455 under the hood.

    #12180
    Andy Graves
    Keymaster

    Not to get off the subject here but my first car was a baby blue 72 VW Beetle. Then I hit a Ford Astro Van and turned the thing into a beer can. Now I drive a Honda Mini Van. When will this nightmare end?

    #12181
    Tom M
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    I didn’t even know they had a 455. A friend had a bonneville with a 400. Air conditioned. The altertnator could power a house.

    Tom

    #12182
    Tom M
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    my first car was a baby blue 72 VW Beetle

    My best friend had a ’72 (?) super beetle.
    Easiest. engine. change. ever.

    Dave,
    My partner still has his ’72 Monte Carlo. Sweeeeeet.

    Tom

    #12183
    Barb Shelton
    Member

    My bad Tom, it’s been so long. It was a 390 HP 428 HO.

    #12184
    Tom M
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    Man, that sucker must have had the ‘nads.

    Tom

    #12185
    Paul Robben
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    Yeah, but my dad took my “nads” away once I got a couple of tickets.

    #12190

    Dave,

    What? you getting tired of driving home the big white ark with Fedsaw on the side.Leave the van at the shop and drive the beemer.

    #12193
    Lee James
    Member

    My, you can certainly tell when Wes’ wife and kids are snow bound in Denver…

    BTW Wes, there is a 1970 442 W-30 hardtop for sale on E-Bay right now and the car sits in Naples, Fl…your neck of the woods. There are 25 bids and it is up to $40,000.000.

    DAMN! The car new sold for around $4,500.00 NEW. Aint capitalism grand.

    #12340
    Mory Ludwick
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    Dave,

    If you are seriously looking for that Oldsmobile, I could probably find you one. I have restored cars since I was 20 years old. I have had several show cars from ’71 Hemi Cuda’s, ’66 and ’67 Chevelle Super Sports, ’65-’67 Nova’s, ’69 Pro Street Camaro (that had 1200 HP). These were all show cars, but I drove them all. The last one I built was a 1935 Chevy. It took me two years to find it, but all the pieces were there. It only had 550HP. It had Air Ride Suspension. It lowered itself all the way to the ground and we did all the work including the paint. We built our own motors, shortened our rearends, and boxed all of our frames. I’ll post some pictures below.

    Mory

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