1970 Olds 442 detail

Oh, no probs with any mildew at all. It gets pretty hot & humid in the summer, but I haven't had any issues. Shelves are painted particle board.
 
It has been a while since I have been on here what items did you use to complete this?
 
mcate said:
I completely understand! What year is yours? Looks like maybe a '74 in the picture? My buddy went through a 68 Hurst Olds, & 69 Hurst Olds, a regular '70 442, & a '70 W-30. All of which I'm sure he wishes he still had today, especially every year when we go to the Mecum auction here in Indy! The prices those cars bring today are incredible!
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1973. The prices those cars bring is exactly why I ended up with the 73! LOL. One or two less zeroes on the end!!

They give me something to shoot for...someday!
 
squire shine said:
It has been a while since I have been on here what items did you use to complete this?
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Paint - HD Adapt, HD Polish, HD Poxy
Chrome - Mothers Chrome Polish
Vinyl top - Poorboy's Spray & Wipe, Ultima Tire & Trim Guard +
Glass - Stoners
Tires - Poorboy's Bold n Bright
 
my dad bought a 70 442 brand new right off the show room floor, exact same color, one bad ass car, that 455ci is a torque monster :) it didn't have the stripes or nicer wheels but other than the small 442 emblem most people didn't know it from a regular Cutlass

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