1974 Oldsmobile Omega

Motivated seller! Hit me up with an offer!
Worst that can happen is “no thank you.”

One of a kind.
You will not find another one like it if you can find another one at all.
This 1974 Oldsmobile Omega (1973 front clip) is not Grandma’s Oldsmobile.
It’s paying homage to the great 70s American drag cars of the day.
She’s packing a 1968 455ci big block punched out to 467ci with aluminum heads, 11.5:1 compression forged internals, a custom ground flat tappet cam gives it tons of chop!
Backed by a T56 6 speed manual, Ford 9” rear with Detroit locker, 4:11s and Caltrack suspension out back 90/10 Lockwood front shocks.
Street legal with the stainless steal long tube headers closed (wireless electric cutout collectors for track time) disc brakes on all four corners.
Custom rear bumper has been narrowed and shortened to have a nice tight fit.
Front fiber glass bumper.
Paint work is about 4 years old and needs some attention.
Interior front seats all new vinyl and foam, rear seat new vinyl needs foam or restuffed.
Newer headliner and sail panels (extremely hard to find!).
Tons of extra parts go with the car including a TH375 auto transmission, two front fenders, chrome front bumper and more.
The engine was originally built to run on 110 octane fuel but has had some timing taken out of it to run on 93 octane.
There is so much more this engine can put out!
Not 100% completed, needs a few cosmetic things and a little more work, some final touches here and there.
Finish her up just the way you want it.
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Looking for $27k OBO or trade… something close to value… fast, fun and loud! SVT, Terminator Cobra, Supercharged? C5 ZO6,C6 ZO6, SS or what you got?

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Contact: Brian

Phone: (503) 979-70 zero nine

$ 27,000 OBO or see trade info above.

Location: Albany, Oregon 97322

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