1972 cutlass supreme

Buy American Muscle Cars, 1972 Cutlass Supreme Convertible 442Price $28000 Location Orange County, California Detail about this car 1972 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme 442 convertible. In magnificent condition a neck breaker. Runs like a champ and handles very well. Mechanically sound no leaks or squeaks transmission shifts smooth. White leather interior. CD player with 6 1/2 speakers. Baer brake system, hotckis stability arms and sway bars. 22" Intro wheels with brand new tires. Original 442…

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Selling a very original survivor Viking Blue 1972 Supreme with white painted top. The car is truly a time-capsule as it has only 24k original miles. Still sports it's original exhaust and brakes. Car is solid, no rust or rot anywhere.

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Auction ends May 10th! This 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible is a custom build completed by Top Ryders Customs of Griffin, Georgia in 2021 and features a reported $45,000 in upgrades. It draws power from a 396ci V8 stroker engine built by BluePrint Engines and backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission with a 3K-rpm stall converter. Visit AutoHunter.com!

The year 1972 was supposed to be the year that General Motors came out with their new intermediate size cars, but they were delayed until 1973. For this reason, 1972 was a minor refresh year for GM intermediates, meaning new grilles and in some instances, minor trim changes around the taillights. In 1970, Oldsmobile did...

AutoHunter Spotlight: 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Hurst/Olds convertible Documented with its Protect-O-Plate and Window Sticker

Stunning looks! Air, custom suspension & interior.

Opportunity knocked and Mike Micklich answered with this big-block 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme