New owner of an ‘83 Cutlass Cruiser

[Chief Brody]

Hey, just brought home a one-owner 1983 Cutlass Cruiser with 75k miles on it. The car belonged to my coworker’s grandfather who passed away and he wanted to find a good home for it. I plan on taking care of the regular laundry list of stuff, also replacing the headliner, and - the big one - replacing the rusted out driver’s side rear frame horn and the rear bumper. All in good time. When it’s sorted out and safe, I plan on driving it here and there. Put my bike racks on the roof, just enjoy it.

Hopefully I’ll learn from you guys , happy to join up -
Steve
Long Island, NY

 

[Longroof79]

Hi Steve,
Welcome aboard! That looks like one sweet Cutlass Cruiser. What a nice score. Thanks for sharing the pics.
Keep us in tune as to your progress. Always nice to see another wagon joining our ranks.

 

[Blake442]

Sweet wagon!

 

[PBGBodyFan]

Nice wagon, very clean and classy. Nice to have the gauges too.

 

[SS_Malibu]

Welcome to the GbodyForum!
That wagon looks new. It's nice to start with one in such good shape.

 

[86LK]

still has the original dealer license plate frame

 

[blk7gxn]

Welcome Steve!
Sweet Olds wagon!!! Keep us posted on your progress

-Will

 

[clean8485]

Nice wagon! Welcome to the group. Is there anywhere to get a replacement headliner for a wagon?

 

[airboatgreg]

Welcome from SW Georgia. As for the headliner see if you have a good upholstery shop in your area

 

[Longroof79]

Nice wagon! Welcome to the group. Is there anywhere to get a replacement headliner for a wagon?

Jeff.
They don't reproduce wagon headliner boards, unfortunately. . It's either repair what you have with fiberglass resin and mat, or cloth. Been there, done that.
....or if you're lucky enough to find a decent replacement. Wish I put away a few over the years.