***1987 Cutlass Salon Like New 16,000 Original Miles!*** on 2040-cars
Lapeer, Michigan, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:V-8 307
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: GREY
Make: Oldsmobile
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Cutlass
Trim: SALON
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Cassette Player
Mileage: 16,668
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: SALON
Exterior Color: CHARCOAL GREY
1987 CUTLASS SALON: 16,668 ORIGINAL MILES! 307 V8. THIS CAR CAME FROM KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE OUT OF A PERSONALL COLLECTION. SENIOR OWNED AND WAS KEPT IN A TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED BUILDING ITS WHOLE LIFE. IT DEFINATELY SHOWS EVEN THE UNDERNEATH OF THE CAR LOOKS AS GOOD AS THE OUTSIDE. IT HAS ALL OPTIONS EXCEPT FOR T-TOPS. THE SALON EDITION IS MUCH MORE DESIREABLE THAN THE SUPREME BECAUSE IT HAS ALL THE SAME FEATURES AS THE 442 AND THEY ONLY MADE 9,000 OF THEM! I DO HAVE THE ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER AND IT WAS $16,500 NEW. A/C BLOWS ICE COLD! I BOUGHT THE CAR FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER WITH 15,800 MILES. All ORIGINAL EXCEPT THE TIRES AND BATTERY. EXCELLENT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT. HAS ALL FACTORY PAINT AND NEVER BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT. NOT ONE DING IN THE CAR. INTERIOR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TWO TINY CIGARETTE BURN WHOLES IN THE VELOUR ON THE DRIVER SIDE UPPER DOOR PANEL. THIS IS THE ONLY THING NOTEABLE TO LIST. CHEAP FIX. THE CAR HAS BRAND NEW TIRES WITH LESS THAN 1,000 MILES. THIS CAR RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE NEW! BID WITH CONFIDENCE! I DROVE THIS CAR 600 MILES HOME AND GOT 23 MILES TO THE GALLON WITH IT AND IT RAN AND DROVE LIKE A NEW ONE.
UPDATE: I NOTICED IT SHOWS ME AS THE 3RD OWNER OF THE CAR WHEN ACTUALLY I'M THE 2ND. WHEN THE MAN PASSED AWAY WHO OWNED IT, IT HAD TO BE TRANSFERED INTO HIS WIFES NAME AND THAT IS WHO I BOUGHT IT FROM.
YOU WILL BE HARD PRESSED TO FIND ANOTHER ORIGINAL SURVIVOR IN THIS CONDITION WITH THIS FEW MILES! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SEND ME A MESSAGE WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS AND I WILL GET RIGHT BACK TO YOU. I ALSO HAVE ABOUT 50 MORE PICTURES OF THE CAR IF THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIFIC YOU WANT TO SEE.
THERE WILL BE A $500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT DUE AT AUCTION END. THE REMAINING BALANCE IS DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE! PLEASE DON'T BID ON THIS CAR UNLESS YOU PLAN ON BUYING IT!
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