If you're in the market, searching for an affordable daily driver, this 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass looks ready to become a fancy companion to the supermarket with only minor repairs. The 1969 Cutlass ...

For whatever reason, the auto enthusiast crowd loves a wagon. If we could have our pick of any vehicle it would be a wagon, include a massive V8 engine, be equipped with a manual gearbox and be some ...

We've all seen what rust can do to a car, especially when parked outside, and this Oldsmobile Cutlass convertible could be the living proof. Posted on Craigslist earlier this week and trying to find a ...

Production of the Oldsmobile Cutlass nameplate ended in 1999, but these days, these old-school machines provide the basis for a variety of slick new builds and reimagined concepts. Such is the case ...

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Kenny Beam, of Fort Jennings, has owned this 1969 saffron yellow Cutlass convertible since 2017. It was listed at $4,196 in 1969 when it rolled off a Lansing, Michigan, assembly line, headed for a ...

Two lifelong gear heads, Bob and Frank D'Antonio, began a discussion in 2012 about starting a new project together. Both had something specific in mind. "We wanted to build a car for drag racing," ...

ELIDA — When Mike Mitchell, of Elida, was 16, he paid $300 for this 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass. He loved the car at the time and has many fond memories of the car. He and his wife dated for five years ...

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The sight of a W-31 decal on the front fender of a 1969 Oldsmobile, supposedly a Cutlass but actually an F-85, started Tom Palasty's heart to pounding. Could this decal be real? It did appear factory.

The sight of a W-31 decal on the front fender of a 1969 Oldsmobile, supposedly a Cutlass but actually an F-85, started Tom Palasty's heart to pounding. Could this decal be real? It did appear factory.