1971 OLDSMOBILE 442 CONVERTIBLE

Details

This 442 has multiple options and accessories, including the functional outside air-induction hood, factory air and 4-speed manual transmission. This is one of 1,304 442 convertibles built in 1971. The unique '44' is disclosed in the VIN, verifying its authenticity. The letter 'M' is also notable as it represents the Lansing, MI, plant, which is the only plant where 442s were built. It retains its original born-with matching-numbers engine. The VIN is stamped on the side of the block with

visible broach marks. All that power and torque is put to work by a correct restored M20 4-speed manual transmission, 11-inch super-duty clutch and a posi-traction 342 performance gear rear axle. Trumpet exhaust tips emerge from the unmistakable 442 cutout rear bumper. The cowl data tag reveals that the body was built at the Lansing, MI, plant and assembled the third week of July 1971. It has been treated to a no-expense-spared and comprehensive frame-off rotisserie restoration. It has show quality panel fit, brightwork, glass and upholstery. Significant options include power steering, brakes and top, AM/FM, rear speakers and 8-track, Super Stock wheels, Wide Ovals with chassis handling package, bucket seats, console and tilt wheel, hood, deck and side stripes, sport mirrors and steering wheel, tinted glass, HD Harrison radiator, Rally Pac gauges, Tic-Toc-Tach and more. This 442 has less than 1,000 miles since the completion of its restoration. **TITLE IN TRANSIT**