Cutlass 1970 Rare F85 Post Coupe on 2040-cars
Oak Creek, Wisconsin, United States
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Selling a not to often found F85 Post Coupe. Great for a gear head that wants a light weight car to race. Car is nice and drives Great. Goes straight down road with no problems. No funny noises, smoking or leaks. Stock with 350 2bl and turbo 350 trans. Power steering and drum brakes. Non a/c car. Has dual exhaust and rally rims with raised white lettered tires. Body is good and had a repaint years ago. Has some dings and scratches and touch ups. Not perfect but very reliable and decent looking. Frame and trunk pan solid and floors look to be good. One spot on passenger side was fixed. See pics. Interior is in need of nothing. Car is all stock with exception of after market stereo/CD player.
Here is what has been done to car: New front and rear bumpers, new trunk weatherstrip, radiator,battery,hoses and belts, harmonic balancer,thermostat,carb,brake booster,power steering pump, water pump, distributor,coil,starter,alternator,real end seal,gas tank ans sending unit, heater core, new seat covers, door panels and carpet. Looks like head liner was done along with exhaust. So as you see car has had a lot done to it. Tires are very good also. So if you want a nice driving car that looks decent here you go. I prefer no 0 feedback bidders as they in past have spoiled it for the true honest bidders. Bid to buy!!!!! |
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