Hello from Oklahoma!

Hello, new guy here from Oklahoma. I just found this site this evening. I have had a few 78-81 Malibu wagons and my Father still has one he bought from me. It is an 80 model that has been converted to a 2 door sedan delivery type body and all blacked out, pretty cool looking car. He has it up for sale right now and I will put it up here for sale as soon as I have 5 posts. I have a 1970 Cutlass flat top station wagon, not the Vista, that is a wagon clone of my 1970 W-31. It is an ongoing project that is fun to drive and definitely turns heads everywhere I go! Here are a couple pics, thanks!

My Fathers 80, has Prostars on it since this pic, for sale for $4500:


My 70 wagon:

 

Glad you found us.

Love that '70 wagon!

 

Very nice Boo and Cutlass! I bet finding older cars in solid condition is not too much of a chore down there.

 

Thanks for the welcome guys and the nice comments on the cars. Yes, nice cars are easy to find around here. Not to brag, but I have to turn them down all the time because, even though I want to, I can't keep them all!

 

You could start a side business transporting some of them around the USA, we need as many clean old wagons up here as we can get our hands on.

 

What are you looking for? I have my eye on 3 or 4 at any one time, let me know!

 

Nothing right now, broke as all get out. Spring I will probably be looking again tho.
I prefer Roadmasters/Caprice Wagons 94-96 with the LT1 motors.

 

Gorgeous Cutlass wagon. I'm partial to early 70's Cutlass as my college car was a
71 black Cutlass Supreme convertible and after I graduated I bought a '73 Cutlass wagon. Was the W31 a factory option on the wagons as well?

 

Thanks! My High school/College car was a 71 Monte Carlo that I still have! I have several Cutlass projects from 69-72 right now but no convertibles at this moment. I do have a 1970 Cutlass SX project for sale that is the Supreme body but has a factory 455 and some nice options. The W-31 option was not available on the wagon or Supreme platform, only the "S" or F-85 bodies, because it was considered a factory racecar and keeping it light was a priority!

 

At least 2 of the Roadmasters for sale locally, have not seen very many Caprice wagons lately.

 

Good for you that you were able to hold onto the Monte. I regret, to this day, selling the convertible. I loved that car as did all my friends, male and female!! I guess the kids today would call it a "chick magnet". Anyway, at that point in time, it was sell it or get a job, so I sold it.

 

How about that, Now there are atleast two 2 door delivery G-body wagons on the site. Love the Olds too. Welcome to the site.

 

Thanks for the welcome. Yes, I did some trading to get the Malibu wagon and then sold it to my Dad. It is now a little lower in the rear and has Weld Prostars on it. I am actually going to look at a 77 Old Custom Cruiser that has 107K orig miles and the orig. Olds 403/400 engine/trans combo! I checked out your build on yours and it is definitely coming along great, I will keep checking back on it.

 

Welcome to our nuthouse.Great wagons.

 

Welcome aboard! Great looking cars!