1983 Cutlass Supreme Only 26,000k Miles Mint Interior One Family Owned Look!!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:26850 Color: is a light brown while the interior is brown

Location:

Ledgewood, New Jersey, United States

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Up for big is a 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme with only 26,800 miles with a 3.8 liter V6 and an automatic transmission. This car was owned by one family (2 owners were sisters) and is in amazing shape. The exterior is a light brown while the interior is brown. This car has several features including power windows, door locks, cruise control, rear defroster, air conditioning, and a factory cassette stereo system.

The interior is in amazing condition as it does not have any rips, tears, or stains. The arm rest is in good working condition as well as the seat belts do not show signs of wear. Many people including myself feel these cars have extremely comfortable seats. The car was never smoked in and the three ashtrays (two of the ashtrays are behind the driver & passenger seat) and cigarette lighter are clean, not showing signs of use.

The car has the original floor mats for all four seating areas and they are also in great shape (free of stains, tears, or rips.) The trunk area is extremely clean, not showing any rust while the factory black carpet looks is in mint condition. The spare tire and jack are also free of rust, properly mounted, and do not look like they have ever been used. The original diagrams are attached to the trunk lid on spare tire usage (one is taped on.)

The car has new white wall tires and mechanically has always been maintained. Currently the fluids look clean while the air filter looks brand new. The car has also passed New Jersey vigorous emissions standards and has a valid inspection sticker.

Like all vehicles with age this car shows signs of exterior wear and I will list whatever defects I noticed here. The trunk has some rusty scratches on it. The driver's rear corner looks as if someone backed into something. The front corner roof on the driver's side has a rusty one inch scratch with a small indentation. The vinyl covering on the roof has tears while the trim that goes toward the front of the car is faded. The middle to lower panel on the driver's driver has a large indentation on it. As most of the wear on this car is external, please see the pictures to determine the exact condition.
Mechanically the car starts up and all of the options are in working condition. The power stereo antenna struggles to go up thus the owner's mechanic unplugged it leaving it fully extended. The air conditioning does not get cool when it is activated and probably needs to be charged. The car sounds like it could have an exhaust leak and at times a check engine light comes on at times. I believe it is possible that the exhaust system is triggering this however it is not hindering the vehicle running at all. The exhaust system does looks like it's in great condition as it does not show any rot. Two of the wheels are missing the center caps covers. The vehicle does include the factory anti-theft tool to remove the wheels.

This is a great opportunity to own a one family female owned, factory original Oldsmobile with only 26,800 miles on it. Please feel free to ask any questions or if you need more pictures. Thank you for looking and god bless America!

Oldsmobile Cutlass for Sale

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