[robz]

Originally Posted by 1978 T/A

Thanks Matt! I am trying my hardest to get this car performing like a monster, but not ruin the originality.

And Yes the Cutlass (76) is my DD for now. It actually is a fairly clean car given it's age. My great grandmother bought it new off the lot in 76 and has been in our family ever since. The car still wears its original paint and has never had any work done to it other than normal maintnence.


After the GTO is done I plan to purchase a 2010 Mazdaspeed 3 which will become my new DD. The Olds might go up for sale, but it's still up in the air for now.

Updates: Got the motor mocked up last week and the block zero decked. So tomorrow I will be heading to the machine shop to start putting the motor together.

Damn! Wish cars would look like that in the Northeast....Well.... they did when they were less than 2 yrs old..

[Greg Reid]

Hold on to that Cutlass or at least keep it in the family. Hard to find in that kind of condition any more and in my opinion, one of the better looking cars from the mid 70's...plus, while it's not a Pontiac, it is in the BOP family.

[MattB78]

Love that Cutlass! My uncle had one when I was young, a 76-77, red with a white vinyl top and white interior. Haven't seen a clean example of that bodystyle in a LONG time! I'll be in the Houston area tomorrow, I'll keep an eye out for ya on the road!

[1978 T/A]

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