1970 Olds 442 W-30 convertible four-speed

[Stefano]

Thanks for bringing your car the the event and congrats on your best of show Olds award. It was nice to meet you in person.

[LeeP]

Thanks Stefano: Lots of nice cars. I was honored to get that award and surprised too.

Lee

[dl7265]

Nice meeting you Lee, and seeing your car. I had to catch a plane before you received your awards, Congrats. Apparently I got Concours Gold, Platinum Buick and Celebrity Choice.

Don
1970 Stage 1 vert

[442w30]

Lee, it was nice meeting you and your wife in Chicago.

[LeeP]

Don, you have a great car. I had never seen a real buick stage I 4 speed vert. Lee

[Stefano]

That Buick is a very cool car too. Congrats on your well deserved award.

There was an original family owned '72 Stage 1 4 speed Convert in the VIP car for sale coral. That car is expected, to be included the class of '72 display for MCACN IV.

I think a good portion of all the '70 Stage I, 4 speed converts produced are located within a close radious of Rosemont!

[dl7265]

Thanks Lee and Stefano, I saw a 72 in the CC but it was an auto. The survivor '72 Stage vert you recently sold was a neat car. 1 of 1 in that color combo.



DL

[Stefano]

Thanks. I think all Stage 1 cars are special. Especially the rag tops and GSXs.

I missed the Auto Stage I in the VIP for sale coral?

However, there was a very original 27,000 orig. mile, 4 speed, blue/white/white one family owned Stage one convertible, documented by the Sloan Museum as one of only 9 non a/c 4 speed rags ever produced in 1972.

I also had a Kliner restored, Blue/white/white Canadian docs and build sheet '72 4 speed a few years back.

[black69]

I really liked the 72 convert forsale, but the cracked original block scared me off. It was priced right. steering wheel was very puzzling. I spent a lot of time looking at that car, very cool and solid.

[LeeP]

My wife and I will be in Scottsdale next week for the auctions. Hope to see some of you. Lee