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Description: Before then, however, Oldsmobile built great cars like the 442. First launched in 1964 as a trim package for the F-86 and Cutlass, it was sort of a delayed response to the Pontiac GTO (there was compe...
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Amazing how much we get out of NA engines these days compared to back then.
I'm surprised they didn't mention what the 4-4-2 stood for; 4 barrel carb, 4 speed, duel exhaust.
Description: When mated to the Hydramatic transmission, it could go from 0 to 60 mph in 7.0 seconds, a quarter-mile time of 15.13 seconds at 92 mph and a top speed of 155 mph. Also that year saw the introduction o...
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Description: Although the 442 continued to live on throughout the decade, by the time the 80s rolled up it was clear that Oldsmobile struggled with the model simply because the era of the muscle car was over. Whil...
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No they said he found experemental parts and put them in a car they never actualy were available in
Beautifull. My dad has a 72 cutlass supreme it is an amazing car. Its one of my favorites.
There's a green 442 Hurst wagon driving around my hometown. I wonder how rare the wagons are.
Description: They then built an aluminum Can Am 455 with twin turbo charging and fuel injection in order to test the limitations of lightweight engine design. The seller of this 1970 442 is an longtime Oldsmobile ...
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Description: The completed car is a very special road going Oldsmobile and a true collector's item in every way. It's currently up for auction with a 'But it Now' price of $196,900. Photos cour...
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Yeah who cares what other people see when they look somone elses car not everyone cares about being seen by a bunch of no bodys who dont know cars
An engine that maybe only built 2 of? I think it's worth a little more than 60k. Mopars with original Hemis in them sell for over 100k in nice condition.
not worth it. not in todays market. its not original. ya maybe 60k. but no more man.
@Brian i know i agree but i mean almost 200k for this car? Most people wont even know what its worth i mean for that price you could get a used 458. But yea i could see how a collector or someone whos really into muscle cars would buy it for that price
I would buy it if it was actualy tt, he doesnt have the tt motor just the motor they tested with turbos but there not there
Shouldn't this go to Sotheby's or something in that manner? Why eBay
you would have to be crazy stupid or crazy rich to buy it for that price.....
For around $200,000 you have a great car you can enjoy & watch the looks of aw ,or you could spend $35 million and look at it with your friends?
I don't see any turbos, Carb induction inlet, charge piping, just a regular air cleaner...I'm confused...
Had a '68 442 in '74. Hurst competition plus shifter Muncie 4 speed. 400 big block. That was stock. Fun car.
Looks great but I like the 1968 Olds Cutlass 442 the best