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First Car was a 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera handed down from my grandfather when he passed away. Like this one but with a custom metallic navy blue paint job: http://tulsa.craigslist.org/ctd/1886280580.html First car I ever bought was a 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Brougham for $500. Sent...

Welcome fellow Canadian! Post pics!

Why thank you...I'm quite proud of her :D Oh and I updated the files with some pics of the interior and engine as well. Will make a thread once I get all my pics posted online somewhere and can actually put photos in the thread.

You are not alone in your opinion I definitely agree! As an added plus they are cheaper on insurance and less of a target for thefts haha. It's great to see another 4 door owner out there. Post some pics!

Hi Everyone, I shined her up and added some pics to my gallery, check them out

Where do you live? Might be some good pick-your-own parts scrapyards near you. That said, used doors that aren't rotting on the underside are hard to come by...

:bump: Anybody else got one?

Hi there. Very nice collection you're starting off with!

Holy crap man...I once had a car like that. Well almost - I was able to drive it, until I found out that I was about to be literally Flinstoning it, the underbody was completely gone. So I gave up on it. Major kudos to you for sticking through with it, looks amazing!

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Amen. Nothing wrong with adding a couple little things here and there, but the stock look is timeless. At least until you get to the 90s, but that's a whole other mess...

All original...right down to the wire hubcaps and whitewall tires. Basically exactly like my car is now. Except I'm getting the windows tinted haha.

Badass. And what do you mean by 'it' when you ask what it's worth?

Deville288 Halo 3 and COD:MW2 - domination!

Pretty much any early 80s full-size Deville/Fleetwood/Brougham will look good. If you're wanting something a little newer with the same flair as the 80s ones, the Brougham pretty much kept the same design through '89-'92 (make sure you are looking for brougham as the fleetwood during that time...

I agree, change up the back lights and a few emblems and you pretty much have a 4-door cutlass. What makes it not a G-body?

Hmm...well I did a little research (Cadillacs are my other love) and the only front ends I could find that look good and have roughly the same width as your El Camino (68 inches) are: '85 Eldorado (70.6 inches) and '85 Seville (70.9 inches). These numbers are what I got off of Wikipedia and the...

Cambridge Auto Wreckers is a pretty good place to go. It's a pick your own parts place and when I was there in April they had two G-body Cutlass Supremes (I know one if not both were sedans). I don't know if they are there anymore, but here's the website: http://www.cambridgeautowreckers.com.

Hi, I'm new around here and I was just curious as to how many people here have a 4-door Cutlass. I just acquired a 1986 Cutlass Supreme 4-door, and I haven't found many others who have one.

Very nice. That is a beautiful car. What's left to do to it?