1970 Oldsmobile W-30 Post-Sold

[Stefano]

1970 Oldsmobile W-30 Post

Real Deal W-30 with original broadcast card and three owner history.

One of only 262 sports coupes ever produced with 120 th400 OW coded automatics

Western super solid car with all original metal and one front fender replaced with NOS.

Appears to be one repaint of a very original W-30.

All original numbers matching drivetrain. Factory rated at 370hp and 500tq!

(Actual HP was estimated at 400HP for the automatics and 440HP for the manual trans /special cam W-30s)

Original W-30 specific parts, carb, dist, etc, but for alternator and brake master (have original master).

Original Color combo.

Shows 23,xxx miles and based on history believed to be original low miles car.

A/C

PS

pdb

Power Bucket Seat

Speed Minder

Rally Pac, tach and gauges

Sport Steering Wheel

Hurst His and Hers shifter/console

3.23 SF code Posi Rear

Vinyl top

Factory Air Shocks

SOLD –
This car has been sold, if you would like to find a similar car please call 630-377-1222

[Stefano]

[Stefano]

[Stefano]

[Postsedan]

Did you know I like the Post Sedans [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Very Nice [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/headbang.gif[/img]

Dan

[Postsedan]

The VT looks nice on this Olds [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Great colors [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Dan

[Canuck]

A beautiful car, great color combo. Rare to see A/c on this body style. Observed that the cowl tag has a 12D build date and the broadcast card shows 5th day of Jan, which was on a Monday, never seen a gap like that before.

[Stefano]

The &quot;gap&quot; between a car body scheduled to be built on Christmas week and finished a few days after the New years weekend doesn't seem unusual to me at all and the body style had no restrictions regarding the ordering of A/C or any of the other equipment on the car. It seems that someone other than a racer may have wanted a &quot;Post&quot; car for a multitude of possible reasons.

[Stefano]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Canuck</div><div class="ubbcode-body">A beautiful car, great color combo. Rare to see A/c on this body style. Observed that the cowl tag has a 12D build date and the broadcast card shows 5th day of Jan, which was on a Monday, never seen a gap like that before. </div></div>



The &quot;gap&quot; between a car body scheduled to be built on Christmas week and finished a few days after the New years weekend doesn't seem unusual to me at all and the body style had no restrictions regarding the ordering of A/C or any of the other equipment on the car. It seems that someone other than a racer may have wanted a &quot;Post&quot; car for a multitude of possible reasons.




Here is another identical date example from the classic olds site.

&quot;My 70 Vista Cruiser has 12D stamped on the cowl tag and 01/70 on the blue sticker on the door. The date on the broadcast card is 1-5-70.&quot;

vin on mine is 234437 , wagon is 234806

[Stefano]

Still available. One of only 242 W-30 Post cars in 1970.