1977 Cutlass for sale in Plano

[b4black]

I drove by this used car lot and this caught my eye. These things were everywhere way back when I was getting my license. Great looking cars! Maybe the best looking car in '77. Check out the interior. Low mileage, fair price.

This one even still has it rear bumper. Most had a 2x6 piece of wood back in the day.

https://www.rjmotors.org/details/used-1977-oldsmobile-cutlass-supreme/64036743

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[cap42]

I had 2 of these but 76's back in the day. God I loved those cars

 

[Flyn]

LOL at the 85 mph speedo. Those things were so stupid. I used to peg them out often.

 

[Shawn1112]

Had that exact car but in black. For some reason I dont remember my seats being ugly AF like that.

 

[The Beast]

My dad has one that color with TTops and floor shifter. I agree my dads seats were not that ugly

 

[nytebyte]

Had a college roommate who had one. He took it up to 100 mph once and the floaty suspension had me thinking we were going to fly out of control and die.

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Don’t mind that at all minus the color.

 

[Flyn]

These things were a dime a dozen in the 70s. Such a crappy time for cars once the pollution rules hit. This one probably has 185 hp.

 

[Shawn1112]

My dad has one that color with TTops and floor shifter. I agree my dads seats were not that ugly

Still has it?

 

[Bru]

Love the 70’s scuminess. My dad had a beige 77.

 

[Bru]

I just had another flashback. A coworker of mine when I worked at Jiffy Lube had a puke green one, possibly a 442, and we would rotate doing reverse neutral drops, laying down ATF in the parking lot for a smoke show. Then the auto glass guys would yell at us for making them slide through the lot Oh to be 16 again.

 

[Blood on Blood]

I like it

 

[Mr_Roboto]

It's usually 80s Mustangs that get credit for the "porno red" interiors. That thing definitely has a porno red interior.



I do dig the garnet red metallic of the exterior though. That's always been a good GM color. Loved it on the T-Types of the 80s too. Would totally do my van in that color.

It'd be a fun car to throw a turbo LS or a 455 into. Hell, maybe boost up the 350 some and call it a day. A T76 on that smog engine would work just fine with a few tweaks. Those cars also had the better tall spindles on em compared to 68-72 which makes getting them to handle easier. It also makes throwing 12" rotor B-body spindles on a cinch as well. At the weight of one of those I'm sure it'd be a welcome upgrade too.

 

[daturbosix]

Ive sold a lot of parts to those guys. Very nice guys to deal with. They're gear heads at heart.

 

[IZZy]

Had a 77 Regal in high school, basically the same car

 

[b4black]

Same place also has this:

https://www.rjmotors.org/details/used-1977-oldsmobile-cutlass/60864043

 

[zenriddles]

Same place also has this:

https://www.rjmotors.org/details/used-1977-oldsmobile-cutlass/60864043

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^^^ This is what I remember a 1977 Cutlass front end to look like.

The one in the original post looks like a 1976 to me with the more squared off grille.

The '75's had round headlights and were easy to tell apart. The '78's were a completely different car.

Anybody know for sure about the square vs angled grille section? Like I said - I would have called the first car a '76.

 

[b4black]

Base cutlass versus 442.
1976 and 1977 basically the same (all squared)