Posted by: Wideawakeboi

08/17/2009 12:45PM

nice cruiser

Posted by: beretta40

05/16/2009 10:22AM

It's always nice to see these old cars still on the road, don't see many of these. 5 stars

Posted by: xrw44

04/20/2009 08:26PM

a beautiful modern classic "woody" style. one negative will be the fuel cost per mile if it is your daily driver. get a Geo Metro? I did.

Posted by: droid2

04/20/2009 01:34AM

nice dream car bro at least your being realistic & not wanting to own a ferrari like some 15 year olds my cars just a bit different for a learners car but i'm a very fortunate 16 year old & trust me bro your car will probaly be heaps better than the car above check out my ride when you get a chance 5*

Posted by: satanic-mechanic

04/15/2009 05:59AM

Thanks for the comments bro. In answer to your question, I was able to swap the doors because they have no pillar or frame for the glass. It was a matter of installing the El Camino glass in the Cutlass door. Everything else (Dash/seats/fenders/hood/etc) was just bolt in stuff. Major challenge was lengthening the frame so the front bumper lined up, and widening the car behind the doors so they'd shut flush. Good luck with getting one of your dream cars! I actually traded a '90 Custom Cruiser for the Cutlass I used in my project. (It was pretty shot and I was going to derby it anyways) I'll throw you 5 stars for being an Oldsmobile fan, I love it!