1984 Oldsmobile HURST
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spiralout462
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Cool car! The '80's were a sad time for U.S. muscle but I am fond of these cars. I hope I didn't miss the boat on a Grand National.
dcjredline
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I can see why!!
Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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Beautiful work on that classic Oldsmobile HURST
damaged442
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Excellent work on that H/O!! Always good to see some love for Oldsmobiles out there!
Klasse Act
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If you have never driven one, do it! Cars ran mid to low 14's out of the box and with very, very little work mid 13's were easy. I had basic mods done to mine which had 84k on the clock and first time to the track it ran 13.4's @101 mph!!
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Eric@CherryOnTop
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Love those cars, and I liked the paint scheme on the 84 better than the 83. Did it have the lightning shifters?
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RawDetail
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Although past the muscle car hay-day, this Old's is a great example of how to bring back that original look which will turn heads no matter where it goes...rops:
Great Job!!
I actually had a ton of people giving the thumbs up and staring on the way to drop it off to the customer.
damaged442
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Vegas Transplant
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Was a cool car until the state of Va. added them to their unmarked Highway Patrol vehicles...88 in a 55 zone in a 1986 W-900 large car, 15 speed, 444 Cummins, 370 rears, Hunts Point bound...I-66 
01GreyStangGT
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I liked those and the 442s of that era.