newbie from chicago
November 11th, 2009, 08:34 PM
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newbie from chicago
hi everyone, new guy from chicago. i like the site everyone seems nice.
im 44 yrs old have had a cutlass since i was old enough to drive legally.
i presently have 7 of them and thinking about selling my 72 vista. i restored it about 3 yrs ago. rebuilt motor, trans, brakes, suspension, gas tank and sending unit, dash gauges, seats redone, everything. it has less than 500 miles on it. price is hard to figure, you know how it goes i got 12k invested but i not going to get that.i figure about 6500. ill get pics up soon. thanks for reading. chat with you guys soon chris
im 44 yrs old have had a cutlass since i was old enough to drive legally.
i presently have 7 of them and thinking about selling my 72 vista. i restored it about 3 yrs ago. rebuilt motor, trans, brakes, suspension, gas tank and sending unit, dash gauges, seats redone, everything. it has less than 500 miles on it. price is hard to figure, you know how it goes i got 12k invested but i not going to get that.i figure about 6500. ill get pics up soon. thanks for reading. chat with you guys soon chris
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November 11th, 2009, 11:27 PM
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Welcome to CO Cutlass fleet owner.
Everybody's going to want to see pics.
I'm just finishing up my Vista and I know what it costs too, that's a real good deal.
I never figure on making anything on a car but to restore a wagon is a real labor of love.
Everbody wants them and says they're worth a lot but nobody's willing to put their money where there mouth is.
Everybody's going to want to see pics.
I'm just finishing up my Vista and I know what it costs too, that's a real good deal.
I never figure on making anything on a car but to restore a wagon is a real labor of love.
Everbody wants them and says they're worth a lot but nobody's willing to put their money where there mouth is.
November 12th, 2009, 04:36 AM
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Welcome to CO this is a great forum to be on with loads of usefull info and the folks on here are pretty nice too.posting pics of your vista may help with selling it you never know , there is a cars for sale section on here you can post it.
November 12th, 2009, 04:45 AM
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Welcome aboard
Like Bluevista said, We'd love to see some pics
November 12th, 2009, 04:50 AM
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Welcome to our site!!! Yep... we need to see pics of your fleet!!!! I took my drivers test in my brother-in-laws 72 Cutlass, and I was hooked!!! I drove a 72 up until 1990, (not one as nice as "The Prettiest One" I have now, of course!) but I sure loved em! Then I went to an 85 Cutlass, then to an 84 Delta 88 and an 85 Delta 88 , which I traded in on a 1998 Intrigue in 2001. God I love Oldsmobiles!!!!!! Glad you decided to join us!
November 12th, 2009, 07:26 PM
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$6,500 would be a pretty good price. The Old Cars Price Guide puts the value of a '72 Vista Cruiser in showroom condition, which it sounds like yours is close to, at right around $6,000. Two or three-seat make a difference of about $100 in value (three seat worth more).
You might be interested to know that there were almost exactly twice as many three-seat '72 Vista Cruisers made as there were two-seat (21,340 vs. 10,573). The original base price of the two-seat was $3,866, and for the three-seat it was $4,008.
You might be interested to know that there were almost exactly twice as many three-seat '72 Vista Cruisers made as there were two-seat (21,340 vs. 10,573). The original base price of the two-seat was $3,866, and for the three-seat it was $4,008.
November 12th, 2009, 07:46 PM
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Welcome to the site. Your right, there is a lot good helpful people on this site and we're glad to have you aboard. Definitely post pictures when you get a chance. Good luck selling your wagon.
November 12th, 2009, 11:59 PM
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$6,500 would be a pretty good price. The Old Cars Price Guide puts the value of a '72 Vista Cruiser in showroom condition, which it sounds like yours is close to, at right around $6,000. Two or three-seat make a difference of about $100 in value (three seat worth more).
You might be interested to know that there were almost exactly twice as many three-seat '72 Vista Cruisers made as there were two-seat (21,340 vs. 10,573). The original base price of the two-seat was $3,866, and for the three-seat it was $4,008.
You might be interested to know that there were almost exactly twice as many three-seat '72 Vista Cruisers made as there were two-seat (21,340 vs. 10,573). The original base price of the two-seat was $3,866, and for the three-seat it was $4,008.
That was pretty good money back then, no wonder nobody in my neighborhood had one.
With those production numbers it's weird how most of the ones around are two seaters?
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