Good Site for 442 W-30 Cars & Top W-30 Restorers

[fcneg4]

11/23/2015

SR People: Can you suggest a good site or two for me to view W-30 cars and also a great book to read to learn about these cars?
Good W-30 clubs where I might find a real car? How about a highly regarded expert on these machines (I know Stefano is a good one.)?
That's good for starters. Thank you.


Fred Gustat (Illinois)
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[Ryan1969Chevelle]

I like this site so I post Olds stuff here:-)

Classic Oldsmobile is very good as well as realoldspower'

Stephen J Minore authenticated my W-31 car, look him up on FB

Ryan

[fcneg4]

Thanks, Ryan. I will check them out.

Fred

[JpMotorsports]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ryan1969Chevelle</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I like this site so I post Olds stuff here:-)

Classic Oldsmobile is very good as well as realoldspower'

Stephen J Minore authenticated my W-31 car, look him up on FB

Ryan </div></div>

X2!!

[Canuck]

Fred
There are may olds guys who focus on a specific year or make for Oldsmobile, examples would be Curt Anderson for 66 and 67 W30, The Hurst Olds Club for the 68 and up H/O. The marque and years they were produced is too varied for one &quot;expert&quot;.I have created a website for the car I own(ed. Shoot me a question if you have interest in a 1970-1972 442 or W30.

Paul

[fcneg4]

Thank you, Paul. I will check out your website.

Fred

[earntaz]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Canuck</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Fred
There are may olds guys who focus on a specific year or make for Oldsmobile, examples would be Curt Anderson for 66 and 67 W30, The Hurst Olds Club for the 68 and up H/O. The marque and years they were produced is too varied for one &quot;expert&quot;.I have created a website for the car I own(ed. Shoot me a question if you have interest in a 1970-1972 442 or W30.

Paul</div></div>

Anything specific on 69' W-30s or just 69s?

[JpMotorsports]

Good source to learn is look on the sites like classic Oldsmobile and the detailed restoration threads. You will learn and see a lot of great info on how and what things should be on these great cars.

[fcneg4]

Thanks, JPMotorsports. I looked at the Classic Oldsmobile site - I like it.


Fred

[Canuck]

Classic Olds is good. Haven't been on ROP in years, the culture there was rancid.