If the body wasn't rusting out it would have made a decent restoration project for someone. The original motor was fairly powerful for a 350. It rode smooth. Burnt through 5 sets of tires with this car, hehe. The car was fairly good on fuel too, 26 to 30 mpg!

Beautiful car for it's age. The engine is a bit disappointing, but I guess that's why Olds made the 442. The AM only radio is also kid of a drag, but the car is over thirty years old so I can't complain. I'm glad I found such a low mileage (42,000 original miles) version, or I might be a bit more disappointed with the car. But overall, the thing is built like a brick. Solid as all hell.

Engine has sat for 10 years. Turns right over, purs like a kitten. Exhaust sounds like a it has a performance cam. It's rough from age. New floor pans, rust around edges, but is still as strong as an ox. Gotta love the classic American build quality. Unique, being that it is the Supreme. Interior is in great shape. Slight mold smell. Terrible gas mileage. I haven't even had it on the road but I know it's only going to get around 10mpg. It sounds incredible, and with the 4 barrel quadrajet, it moves.

Mom used to complain about the white interior, dirtied up so bad so quick