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All of my engines were 350's. Sounds as if you had some 455's. Was born and raised Buick, Olds, Pontiac, and a Chevy once an awhile. Didn't start buying Fords until they hired me.

I have a soft spot for the early 70’s Cutlass having owned a 70,71, and 72 models. Wonder if that could be brought back without too much trouble? Definitely not worth what he’s asking.

The only way to fix that Oldsmobile is to burn it with fire. Wonder if he did all that or had a shop do it.

Forum member Ron@ whooshmotorsports has a set of 21's with no tires. You may check with him. Sounds like a neat project, keep us updated.

LOL, I used one of the pictures you posted to show them what not to do. Glad they fixed yours. (y)

Welcome to the forum. Interesting, are those the 20" machined wheels that you had powder coated? Here's a before and after of mine.

I’ve sent him a couple messages to see if everything’s OK. :)

We all post about the bad stuff, but it's good to hear some positive dealer experience. When I purchased the additional warranty on the ST, that included the first four oil changes. Today was freebie #2. I did caution them not to damage the jack points. Vehicle done in less than an hour, no...

If I would have had the option I may have went 2wd. Our ST is the first 4wd I've ever bought.