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The Oldsmobile Cutlass nameplate enjoyed a long run from 1961-1999. Making it a very successful model for General Motors. Many Cutlass variations have crossed the production line including the 442- muscle car, Hurst/Olds and of course the very successful Cutlass Supreme. The Cutlass Supreme coupe was the most popular body style in 1978 with over 240,000 units sold.

This beautiful 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham is painted classic white and matching vinyl quarter roof. A light blue period correct light blue pinstripe and chrome bumpers define the 1970s. A set of 5-spoke chrome wheels add a finishing touch to the cars good looks. The 'Brougham' interior package screams...

Please note - GM did not offer this as a factory convertible - the vehicle has been modified.

The vehicle was purchase with the conversion already done. In the nearly two years of ownership thousands of dollars were invested in paint, body, mechanical, and interior work. Records are lengthy and available upon request.

No surprise that the paint and body look great given the recent work that was done. The interior is also in good shape with all tested equipment functioning upon consignment. Included in this is cold blowing AC. Additional options including power seats, cruise control, power windows, tilt wheel, power brakes, power steering, power locks, and of course the manual convertible top!

The seller states the engine is a 350 V8 and it is paired to an automatic transmission. The CarFax is brief, but clean. These vehicles were never produced in a convertible from the factory but converting factory coupes...

The Toronado name plate was marketed by General Motors from 1966-1992 as a personal luxury car. Becoming the first front-wheel-drive to be produced by an American manufacturer since 1937. This 1984 Toronado is a third- generation model built from 1979-1985. Basically, smaller than its predecessor but still retaining all the luxury features Toronado was built on. This was the last generation for body-on-frame models built with front wheel drive and longitudinally mounted engines. This '84 Oldsmobile Toronado is painted in painted in a medium gray with a darker gray Landau padded vinyl roof and matching bodyside moldings. A set of wire wheel covers mounted on whitewall tires, an abundance of chrome and a set of opera lights gives this Toronado an elegant look. The luxurious interior does not disappoint with its pillow top gray velour seating and plush carpet tied in...

Powered by its Oldsmobile 350 V8, which has been upgraded to Holley Sniper EFI and Electronic Ignition. ,3 Speed Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, AC. The Restoration of this Cutlass included Recently painted with New Base Coat Clear Coat Mohave Gold Professional Paint Job (Original Color), New Black Vinyl Top, New Windshield, New Carpet, New Quarter Panel's, New Floorboards, New Trunkpan, Reupholstered Brown Seats and New Headliner. New BF Goodrich White Letter T/A Radial Tires on Original wheels.

Part of the 4th generation of Oldsmobile's available, this Cutlass came with three different motors, the 260cid V-8, 350cid V-8 and a 403cid V-8 that you'll find under the hood of this 77 Olds! The largest and most powerful of those options, the 403cid V-8 which can put out 185 horsepower and 320 lb-ft of torque. Backing this 403cid V-8 is a 3 speed Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission which shifts smoothly through the gears. A unique ride that screams 70's and a throwback scheme that leaves onlookers with a feeling of nostalgia from them or someone they know, who had one back in the day. With...