1970 W30 Coupe from Canada

[Postsedan]

SCHAWING [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/worship.gif[/img]

Dan

[iluv69s]

Who said Muscle??? Glass hood, Ram Air, plastic inner fenders, deck spoiler, stripes on top and sides....Big block, 4 speed, posi ....and black and white !!!! Sweeeeeettt Car !! Nice pics !! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/worship.gif[/img]

[Stefano]

Thanks guys. It is one of my all time favorites.

Now for sale here on yenko.net.

[Stefano]

Some of the documentation.

[sixt9rsx33]

Fabulous car

[firstgenaddict]

70 Really was the Pinnacle for Oldsmobile design, Everything came together and they produced one of the best looking automobiles with the 70 W30's, the wing, the hood, aluminum rear diff cover, even though the 71-72 were similar the 70 Tail lights looked much better.

[HO455]

You are so right Jim on the 1970 W-30. It had it all! Under the hood was one of the strongest GM motors ever designed. The body featured some of the most beautiful bodylines ever to come from GM. It was aesthetically handsome from ever perspective. Nothing more needs to be said! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/wink.gif[/img]

[TimG]

I still have this add in my files, I remember it from 1970, too.

[HO455]

The 1971 is pretty cool also. If the governmental emissions guidelines had not come into play, the 1970 and 1971 W-30s might have featured the four-valve aluminum Olds 455 hemi under the hood. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/[/img]

[Stefano]

Just recently got off the phone with the Original owner : )

Owner #3 from Canada saw the W-30 on eBay and contacted us a while back. He bought the car from owner #2 with only 25,000 miles on the odometer in 1984 for $8,400.00. He had the foresight to contact the Original owner and ask for additional info and/or documentation.

The Original owner had a picture of the car when recently purchased as well as the Dealer Shipping Invoice......similar info to a Window Sticker.

The Original owner was a mechanic for the Car dealership and while he did have a Black White Stripe White Interior SS 396 Chevelle on order, the GM of the dealership wanted the First '70 W-30 they had received cruising the streets of Oshawa, so he cut the employee a deal in order to induce him to buy the car.