Make:
Oldsmobile
Model:
Cutlass
Year:
1972
Mileage:
25239
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Illinois
City:
Chicago ,IL
Zip:
60623
1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible cool classic attitude 25239 Miles
With its cool classic attitude and even cooler A/C interior, this 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible takes the time to get the vintage drop-top cruiser style right. So if you want to turn back the clock, all you need to do is turn the key of this Olds. The classic attitude starts with the paint. The color has that earthy style that was popular in the 1970s, and in fact, this is quite close to 1972's Saddle Bronze. But you can also see a nice metallic to make sure this radiates as bright as your nostalgia. It's part of a style that's not looking to be a show car, but insisted, a classic that's still a true road-ready cruiser. After all, you have the best vintage pieces, like the bright chrome bumpers, classic Olds grille, and color-mated Super Stock wheels. So it deserves to be shared with the world as you enjoy the drive all weekend long. This is nice, right down to sporty details like the polished dual exhaust tips and classic raised white letter tires. A car like this loves harmonious style. That's why you have a tan convertible top and a brown interior that both harmonize with the exterior's earth-tone paint. This is quite an attractive setup with plush carpeting, a smooth dash, and what appears to be newer seat covers. Not only does this feel inviting, but there are also plenty of terrific vintage details. It includes the wood-like trim and a full working courtesy light package. One upgrade that you don't see but you can really feel is the air conditioning is now blowing cold with modern R134a refrigerant. It's exactly what you want to stay cool during top-down fun. And speaking of being open to the world, it's quite easy to do thanks to power windows and a power convertible top. And it's also easy to find your ideal comfortable driving position with a fold-down center armrest and a tilt steering column. It's this overall level of comfort that keeps this classic an awesome cruiser in modern times. Another reason why you'll enjoy the drive is because this has proper V8 power. It's an era-correct 350 cubic-inch, and the golden details are the telltale sign of an Oldsmobile Rocket engine. Topped with a four-barrel carburetor, it has the big torque that makes this a solid and smooth cruiser.
With its cool classic attitude and even cooler A/C interior, this 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible takes the time to get the vintage drop-top cruiser style right. So if you want to turn back the clock, all you need to do is turn the key of this Olds. The classic attitude starts with the paint. The color has that earthy style that was popular in the 1970s, and in fact, this is quite close to 1972's Saddle Bronze. But you can also see a nice metallic to make sure this radiates as bright as your nostalgia. It's part of a style that's not looking to be a show car, but insisted, a classic that's still a true road-ready cruiser. After all, you have the best vintage pieces, like the bright chrome bumpers, classic Olds grille, and color-mated Super Stock wheels. So it deserves to be shared with the world as you enjoy the drive all weekend long. This is nice, right down to sporty details like the polished dual exhaust tips and classic raised white letter tires. A car like this loves harmonious style. That's why you have a tan convertible top and a brown interior that both harmonize with the exterior's earth-tone paint. This is quite an attractive setup with plush carpeting, a smooth dash, and what appears to be newer seat covers. Not only does this feel inviting, but there are also plenty of terrific vintage details. It includes the wood-like trim and a full working courtesy light package. One upgrade that you don't see but you can really feel is the air conditioning is now blowing cold with modern R134a refrigerant. It's exactly what you want to stay cool during top-down fun. And speaking of being open to the world, it's quite easy to do thanks to power windows and a power convertible top. And it's also easy to find your ideal comfortable driving position with a fold-down center armrest and a tilt steering column. It's this overall level of comfort that keeps this classic an awesome cruiser in modern times. Another reason why you'll enjoy the drive is because this has proper V8 power. It's an era-correct 350 cubic-inch, and the golden details are the telltale sign of an Oldsmobile Rocket engine. Topped with a four-barrel carburetor, it has the big torque that makes this a solid and smooth cruiser.
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