'69 Cutlass 350/3-sp Stick, Former Olds Museum Car

[scuncio]

Man is this ever nice. I can't tell if the paint is original but the car looks super clean, with what appears to be an original interior in excellent shape. Seems to also have the somewhat uncommon Ford-sourced HD 3-speed stick trans, which is really a great unit (have the same trans in my '67 GTO).

Link to 1968 Cutlass Convertible from R.E. Olds Transportation Museum (https://ebay.to/2SIeyo3)

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[Ryan1969Chevelle]

What a perfect cruiser!!!

Love the 3 speed console, I have one as well, not sure why?

By memory this was a giveaway car recently....

Ryan W31

[Postsedan]

Yep, I saw her last July in Lansing, MI at the RE Museum.
I sent pics to Ryan....firgive his memory, LOL.

Dan

[MosportGreen66]

We had a '68 442 3 speed stick convertible. It was a comfortable car and neat cruiser. Cool piece here...

Dan

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Yep, I saw her last July in Lansing, MI at the RE Museum.
I sent pics to Ryan....firgive his memory, LOL.

Dan

That is exactly what I was remembering, I just couldn’t quite remember it.

Those BFG’s look like ass!!

Ryan W31