Head turning style meets classic muscle...this stunning Cutlass 442 Convertible is a masterclass in performance and presentation, ready to dominate local car shows or cruise the open road with the top down. The exterior is finished in an eye catching and original Bittersweet / copper bronze colour with painted on and clear coated dual rally hood, trunk and side stripes in contrasting white. The W-25 style ram air hood features dual functioning scoops with recessed twist / turn locks. The clean contrasting white convertible top is also as the car was spec’d when new. The chrome and brightwork is as new, including the polished chrome 17” wheels, wheel lip mouldings and correct 442 badges. The underside is in show condition, having been subject to a frame off restoration with a binder of work in progress photos. The 455 cubic inch engine is painted to match the body, and has chrome valve covers, alternator, K&N air filter, ceramic coated headers and a dual exhaust system. The transmission is a smooth shifting Turbo Hydra – Matic automatic. The interior has been re-upholstered with matching white and copper vinyl. The front bucket seats are split by a matching centre console. The gauges have been replaced with a full compliment of Autometer white faced gauges. This car runs and drives as good as it looks. It bridges the gap between classic collector asset and reliable weekend driver. Sold certified and ready to enjoy. Deliver included within Ontario.
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