My New Cutlass

[alkey3]

Well I traded off all project stuff and got 1985 Cutlass salon with T-tops. It has a gray interior with bucket seats and a console. It has 5.3 with a carb kit on it and bigger cam. The carb is a 650 Edelbrock and the cam is a comp cam xr275hr-12 with beehive valve springs. Here is the specs on the cam 222/224 .566/.568 112lsa. Its backed by 350 turbo and a 3,000 stall converter. It one nice ride and I'm in love. Under the hood needs some straiting up but still pretty clean.

 

[Blake442]

Looks good.

 

[BrownGP83]

Awesome car! Any big plans for it?

 

[phaZe]

Looks nice man, but I think it would look better with a new steering wheel. 😀

 

[2000.malibu.ls]

Looks nice man, but I think it would look better with a new steering wheel. 😀

^agreed lol

 

[custom442]

Nice buy, x3 for the steering wheel. Are new headers in the plans also?

 

[alkey3]

Yes, I agree a steering wheel is in order. I also plan to get headers but I will have to wait until I get the money for those. I also need find a couple of t-top plastic pieces because I have a couple that are cracked or broken. I also plan one putting an 8.5 rear end in it and just doing lots of detailing to it.

 

[86 CN Cutty]

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Nice Cutlass! I like the color combo. Keep us updated on your progress.

 

[dudeface]

very nice car


missing the blacked out light bezels and amber turns lights??????????



1985 cutlass salon

http://gbodyforum.com/photos/displayimage-339-1.html


peace

 

[alkey3]

very nice car


missing the blacked out light bezels and amber turns lights??????????



1985 cutlass salon

http://gbodyforum.com/photos/displayimage-339-1.html


peace

Yeah, I know its missing that stuff. Thanks. It was hit in the front end at one time and the the front sheet metal and stuff replaced. That is what he found to put back on and it I think it looks good but it is a true salon. The guy went ahead and replaced the frame while he was at it because the frame was bent a little and he all about doing it the right way the first time. I mean fixing it the right way not restoring back to factory specs.