Unique, nearly-original survivor cars are very special, and they're very hard to find. That's especially true for a car like this, an absolutely jaw-dropping 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass with only 39,672 original miles on the odometer. Oldsmobile's legendary Cutlass is one of the best examples of GM's muscle car glory days, with their characteristic low profile, wide stance, and flowing bodylines. This Cutlass is one of the most original we have had the pleasure of having on the lot in quite some time, with a fully numbers-matching powertrain and original equipment to match. Popping open the hood reveals an authentic, numbers-matching 350 C.I. V8 breathing through a 2-barrel carburetor, sitting inside an engine bay so genuine it still has the factory chalk markings. The exterior's laser-straight bodylines are covered in the correct color scheme this Cutlass came with from the factory, 75-code "Matador Red" that still looks fantastic! That red hue is accented by gorgeous chrome brightwork, which has a fantastic shine. In addition, the floors, frame rails, trunk, and door jambs are all very solid and in great shape. Actually, the trunk still has the original trunk sparkle! Opening the twin doors reveals a near-perfect original black vinyl interior, complete with comfy textured bench seats and plenty of woodgrain trim for that authentic '70s vibe. In fact, the original gauges and AM pushbutton radio are still in the dashboard! Options on this fabulous Cutlass include power steering, power brakes, a power trunk release, original gauges, an original AM pushbutton radio, a driver's-side chrome mirror, vent windows, and a sweet-sounding dual exhaust system. The car rides on a striking set of 15" color-matched wheels with chrome dog-dish hubcaps over Cooper Cobra RWL tires for a factory-fresh look straight out of a 1971 Oldsmobile advertisement! The minute you're behind the wheel you realize how well this '71 Cutlass runs and drives, just as it should considering the milage on the odometer. These types of survivor cars are very hard to come by, and this specific '71 Cutlass is a special car indeed. It's on the showroom floor looking for its next owner, and we think it'd look great in your driveway.
VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows: VIN- 336771M105398 3: Oldsmobile Motor Division 36: Cutlass, 8-cylinder 77: 2-door Pillared Coupe 1: 1971 model year M: Lansing, Michigan GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A. 105398: Serial number; 5,398th 1971 Oldsmobile scheduled for production at Lansing Assembly
COWL TAG- 71: 1971 model year 33677 = 3: Oldsmobile Motor Division 36: Cutlass, 8-cylinder 77: 2-door Pillared Coupe LAN: Built in Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. 207150: Fisher Body unit number, no relation to VIN 940: "Black" vinyl interior, bench seats 75: "Matador Red" exterior paint 09A: Production date in the 1st week of September, 1970 B80: Molding, Roof Drip B85: Molding, Body Reveal B90: Molding, Side Window Reveal
