1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass - 6-Cylinder Automatic Project 6-cylinder
engine Automatic transmission Rear-wheel drive 16,847 miles shown -
mileage unknown Silver exterior Clean title Straight body Engine
runs Interior in fair condition Transmission needs work Used
replacement transmission included A/C does not work Check-engine
light on Rust present Planned non-operation with no DMV back fees
Some wheel trim missing This 1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass is a solid
project with a running 6-cylinder engine and automatic
transmission. The body is straight, and the car retains its
original California blue-and-yellow license plates. The
transmission currently slips in forward gears and reverse does not
work, but a used replacement transmission is included. The car also
needs paint, has some rust, and the A/C is not operational. A
straightforward Cutlass project with a clean title, running engine,
straight body, and replacement Important Information - Please Read
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