1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442

$15,000

/ USD
DETAILS:
  • 1977
  • Driven 75,777 miles
  • Fuel type: Gasoline
  • Automatic transmission
  • Exterior color: Black · Interior color: Black
Description

1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 Survivor Car still wearing its original 50 year old paint. The original 350 is gone it's now powered by a rebuilt 455 casting number 396021F with the desirable C code 394548 cylinder heads. It has a Lunati bracket master cam with a nice idle. Up top it has an Edelbrock torker 455 with an edelbrock quadrajet carb. The exhaust is brand new 2 1/2 duals to the rear with thrush super turbos to keep it somewhat quiet. Turbo 400 trans with a slight stall speed converter. It ...

Our Take:
  • Rarity and Legacy: The 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 marks the final year of the original 442 nameplate, which first roared onto the scene in 1964. Though it had transitioned away from its raw muscle car roots into more of a stylish cruiser by '77, it still holds a nostalgic place in the hearts of Oldsmobile aficionados. Finding a survivor with its original paint—particularly in black—is like stumbling upon a hidden gem.
  • Engine Upgrade Curiosity: Originally equipped with a smaller 350 engine, this particular Cutlass has been fitted with a rebuilt 455, a favorite among Oldsmobile fans for its beefy performance. The choice of the Lunati cam and the Edelbrock setup indicates an owner who knows how to mesh power with smooth driveability—quintessential for those "stoplight to stoplight" thrills.
  • A Sweet Ride with Authentic Vibes: While some might lament the automatic transmission, it's worth mentioning that the Turbo 400 is renowned for its durability and smooth shifts. With the exhaust likely purring through those Thrush Super Turbos, you're bound to turn a few heads at your next drive-in night. And really, isn't that part of what owning a classic is all about?
  • Preservation and Patina: The fact that the paint, albeit scratched and chipped, has withstood nearly five decades speaks volumes about the car's preserved integrity. It's a testament to the care it received—clearly garaged and cherished, which can be rare for cars of this era. The mix of new and original elements gives it a unique character, a tale of history and modern sensibility.
Location:
  • Mooresville, NC | USA
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