how rare is this 79 cutlass wagon
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Those are not rare at all. That was the Cutlass Cruiser G-body wagon. There's another one on Craigslist here in the DC area. By the way, despite what the ad says, those ARE Chevy rally wheels with different center caps. The Olds SSIII rims offered on that car are the five-hole ones as used on the 442s. Available engines would have been the Buick V6, Olds 260 V8, Chevy 305, and either the 260 V6 (yes, V6) diesel or the 350 V8 diesel.
LedPhoot said:
Yeah, but don't confuse ASKING price with selling price. Do an ebay search on "completed auctions" sometime for your favorite musclecar. I check out the 442s occasionally and virtually ALL of the cars with high asking prices or high reserves are "Reserve Not Met".
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The A/G wagons are not rare at all to find, but finding ones in good shape is VERY rare. This is mainly due to the fact they were often heavily used/abused as family go-getters transporting people and junk all year round. They are also not highly sought after by collectors or hot rodders, thus few make it to the restoration stage.
The wagons are quite rare to find in excellent condition with no body rust or frame rot, where as nice condition or easily restorable A/G coupes and sedans are really just pick your model, color and price on E-Bay or the such.
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The A/G wagons are not rare at all to find, but finding ones in good shape is VERY rare. This is mainly due to the fact they were often heavily used/abused as family go-getters transporting people and junk all year round. They are also not highly sought after by collectors or hot rodders, thus few make it to the restoration stage.
The wagons are quite rare to find in excellent condition with no body rust or frame rot, where as nice condition or easily restorable A/G coupes and sedans are really just pick your model, color and price on E-Bay or the such.
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