Rare. 1970 Cutlass S Rocket 350 Mint! Fastback Coupe. All American Muscle Car! on 2040-cars
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Everybody I know Loves this Car... This is your opportunity to own a rare Classic American Muscle Car, this is an unrestored original 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S... A head turner with showroom good looks and street performance, with a mere 41,500 original miles on the Rocket 350 V8 Engine by the famed "Dr. Olds". The Vinyl top appears like new as well as the interior, with like new seats in duo tone black, a deluxe sport option complete with the Woodgrain Shifter on the floor, always an attractive feature. This classic American sports car has universal appeal with its timeless American styling, powerful lines, and the best body shape of the muscle car era, 1970...the best year to flaunt big chrome bumpers on a wide body FASTBACK coupe, this Car Moves! A deep, sweet throaty note rumbles from the stainless steel exhaust pipes like an organ choir and the engine purrs to life with a steady roar as soon as you turn the key. A mechanical feat of engineering and design, you can feel the engine move you! Always starts up reliably, Immediately. Very Clean Black Carpet, Beautiful All Original Unrestored Condition. Specimens such as these are getting harder and harder to find in this condition, and collectors have snatched up most of the nicer cars. This car will be gone soon. It will sell fast. It will not last. Don't miss your chance to score a deal for the holidays. This old fashioned street machine comes with full documentation, and the original PROTECTO PLATE, which enhances collectability and therefore adds value. Any collector knows that it is crucial to establish provenance in order to appreciate the full value of their investment. This is not just another "car" it is Timeless All American Midwest Iron Art that will only appreciate in Value for as long as you own it. So why not Drive a car that goes up in value as you grow wiser. Why buy a typical new or used car that loses major value year by year, when you could spend half as much on a classic antique vehicle worthy of respect and admiration. Buy your favorite person a Real present today! BID NOW and GET LUCKY! "That's a pretty car!" all day... Flawless Body and Vinyl Top 41,540 all original miles RUST FREE. Factory Air Conditioning Rocket 350 V8 Power Stainless Steel Dual Exhaust Black Duo Tone Sport Deluxe Interior Wood Grain floor shifter and locking Console Brilliant Chrome Bumpers, Etc. BID NOW. ONE TIME. Note: I would not be selling this car except that I am leaving Chicago to take on a new position that requires me to move to Los Angeles, so I must liquidate some of my favorite toys and I lowered the SALE price to sell it quick as I am going to leave by New Year's. Local delivery or shipping is available. Continental USA only. Looking at this in the garage makes my day, hopefully it goes to someone who knows how to take care of nice things but also take it out for a ride. That's what they're meant for. A pure experience on the open road. Enjoy the Drive... but not too much... this baby's got under 42,000 miles. HAVE FUN! |
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