Thanks for watching our 1970 Oldsmobile 442 video! Be sure to check out the full description and detailed photo gallery here: www.leftcoastclassics.com/1970-olds-442/
This is my dream car…. First one I ever seen with my dad at classic car show in 1994 in a Home Depot parking lot 😔 I will never own one but thank you for the video
Wicked car sir and you are very good going over the whole car inside and out and the magnet that is a wizard move i love it great car 4speed and runs strong i would love to own it
Cos everybody wrecks em on the front,passenger side. Finding replacement headlight surrounds or parking light lenses can be a chore. Rear bumper,too,on 4-4-2 models. I got bumped at a drive-thru (I know,right?) and was left with two small dings in the bumper. I got the same story from every shop…can’t get a replacement. Finally,I took it to a GM dealership and I don’t know how he did it or who he called (pre-internet) but,after a couple of days,the shop guy told me that he had called Detroit (or Flynt) and could get one delivered in three days. Bumper cost $444 plus labor in early 1990’s.
Beautiful car. Love the video. Till you started hitting the paint with the magnet. Look close at 7:06 top of magnet when pulled away. Scratch. Never seen anyone do this to a car before. Whats the point? To see if the body has bondo repair?
The only fault I found on that car is the tail pipe tips, the rest was very nice, I have a 1972 W-30 I bought brand new in 72, just finishing a 5 year frame off restoration, mine is flame orange, with white interior. Was wondering if the original F heads are still in place? Very nice car in any case, and no clown wheels! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching our 1970 Oldsmobile 442 video! Be sure to check out the full description and detailed photo gallery here: www.leftcoastclassics.com/1970-olds-442/
Wonderful looking car.
I wish it had the original chrome trumpet tail pipe extensions.😊
This was the best looking car in 1970 just love it looks just like my 1972.😢
I own a 72 olds 442 with a 455 had it restored two years ago bucket seats console factory tach love it
This is my dream car…. First one I ever seen with my dad at classic car show in 1994 in a Home Depot parking lot 😔 I will never own one but thank you for the video
Wicked car sir and you are very good going over the whole car inside and out and the magnet that is a wizard move i love it great car 4speed and runs strong i would love to own it
If you are going to use a magnet to show metal and not body filler, at least use a piece of tissue paper in between magnet and body.
Nice tip. Never thought of that. 👍
The front bumper on a Cutlass or Skylark of this era is the hardest to find and keep straight.
Cos everybody wrecks em on the front,passenger side. Finding replacement headlight surrounds or parking light lenses can be a chore.
Rear bumper,too,on 4-4-2 models. I got bumped at a drive-thru (I know,right?) and was left with two small dings in the bumper. I got the same story from every shop…can’t get a replacement. Finally,I took it to a GM dealership and I don’t know how he did it or who he called (pre-internet) but,after a couple of days,the shop guy told me that he had called Detroit (or Flynt) and could get one delivered in three days. Bumper cost $444 plus labor in early 1990’s.
Beautiful car. Love the video. Till you started hitting the paint with the magnet. Look close at 7:06 top of magnet when pulled away. Scratch. Never seen anyone do this to a car before. Whats the point? To see if the body has bondo repair?
Great demonstration video of a magnificent car.
would have liked some more detailed pics if interior
It's a nice car.
Me gusta el carro
Should’ve spent the money on the right exhibition tips!!
WEBSITE ADDRESS?
Thanks for asking. The link is always in the description, but you can find this gem here: www.leftcoastclassics.com/1970-olds-442/
The only fault I found on that car is the tail pipe tips, the rest was very nice, I have a 1972 W-30 I bought brand new in 72, just finishing a 5 year frame off restoration, mine is flame orange, with white interior. Was wondering if the original F heads are still in place? Very nice car in any case, and no clown wheels! 👍👍👍👍👍
Not a real W-30 - all W-30's were built in Lansing. This car was built in Fremont.
Also, those fake W-30 badges are mounted too low
How much