This all original 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst edition is for sale
in our Louisville KY showroom. The 1980's showed a transformation
in the car world with what was only 15 years prior felt like
ancient history. No longer did big high horsepower cars rule the
road instead it was all about economy and MPG's. Then in 1983 OLDS
comes out with Hurst/Olds package which was an instant classic. Its
box styling, V8 power and rear wheel drive was what people were
wanting. Unfortunately, the car was only made 2 years making them
highly collectible today. This beauty is a clean all original car
that has been well maintained over the years and even retains its
original paint. The t tops are in terrific condition with no
visible leaks known but the car has never been in the rain. The
wheels are original and give the car that classic look and feel.
Under the hood is the all original 307 OLDS motor that is untouched
and like the rest of the car just simply maintained. Now for the
thing that makes this Cutlass a Hurst, the shifter. The whole thing
about this edition is the "lightning rod" shifter, a concept that
has not been put into another factory since. Mounted in the center
console is three rods with the first being for your normal, drop it
in drive, everyday commute. The other two are for a more
exhilarating experience by acting like a slap shift. A simple hit
of the right shifter puts you firmly into second gear while the
middle rod will put you into third. With the original burgundy
interior showing no signs of serious wear, this is truly a
collector's dream. If you have been wanting to get into a new age
classic this HURST/OLDS would make a powerful addition to any
collection. Options on this 1984 Oldsmobile Hurst edition include,
AC, AM/FM/Cassette, Cruise Control, Cloth Interior, Power Brakes,
Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Windows, Power Steering, Tilt
Wheel, T-Tops and Radial Tires.For more details on this 1984
Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais, please call our Louisville Showroom at
812-294-1555, or email
[email protected].
