Olredalert Bill Stephenson's 1967 442 W30

[olredalert]

----I'm looking at my pics and those 235/16 Pro-Tracs sort of look small, but standing here in my garage they fill the wheel wells out really well! They were recommended for 7 inch rims, and so far I really love the look. Brings me back to the late 60's big time!.....Bill S

[67since67]

Originally Posted by olredalert

Brings me back to the late 60's big time!.....Bill S

Bill, anything that brings us back to the late 60's is priceless.

And you are absolutely correct in this thinking!! - Bill W

[60sStuff]

Originally Posted by 67since67

Bill, anything that brings us back to the late 60's is priceless.

And you are absolutely correct in this thinking!! - Bill W

I’m a rookie by comparison with the long time members on this site, so I just found this thread on Bill’s 442.

Damn cool Olds with super rare options!

I’m more into the mid 60’s, so anything that takes me back there is priceless.

Chris (60sStuff)

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by 60sStuff

I’m a rookie by comparison with the long time members on this site, so I just found this thread on Bill’s 442.

Damn cool Olds with super rare options!

I’m more into the mid 60’s, so anything that takes me back there is priceless.

Chris (60sStuff)

----Thanks Chris,,, I know you probably prefer original stuff, but I had absolutely no choice with this W-30. It's a long story. I melded 2 67's together to build it (which is well known). Now at the end of quite a ride in life, I really need to move stuff out. It was my very last resto, so I'm a bit sad, but so be it. The price will reflect the 2 into 1 part. The one thing that I know (iron clad) is that the important parts (body, and all that goes with a true W-30) is not only correct but original, but I have no proof but my word and anecdotes from others. The original dealer for this W-30 went defunct in 67 so there is no trail whatsoever. Anybody interested in a pretty cool 67 W-30 just contact me for specifics....Bill s