1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

[rollinoldskoo]

here is where it stared......

some interior pics...

[rollinoldskoo]

[Len Geisler]

Sweet.....Now that I know where the roof comes from, maybe someday I will get up the nuts toi build my first car....I had a 77 Cutlass Supreme, lot different that the 75 though, but seeing this gets me a step closer at least....

Nice job....

[ajulia]

Yikes thats some work puttin down here fella Im diggin the tribal bands wrapped on the right side of her as always fella nice build-up and keep on wit the keepin on!!!

peace

ajulia

[Nick F40]

I kinda don't really like lowriders but this is cool! I like the look, maybe because it's something you don't always see lowrided

[Eshaver]

It reminds me of the Nova from the same era when Generic Motors did a Nova with a formal roof. I got a call from a body shop when I lived in Dallas trying to find a good rust free body . Never did find one. They really didn't sell too many of those Formal roof models either. Meanwhile , You're post got me to looking, very interesting................. Ed Shaver

[62SS]

Nice job on the roof swap. Love the color. Looks awesome.

Ed

[Dragon7665]

Great Job Rollin, Looks Amazing Bro!! Especially digging the Graphix and Kolor With that Buick Steering Wheel, it looks like it should be my next Fullsize I have been wanting a Fullsize Cutty Formal for awhile, and I even have a few of those Buick Wheels to go in(Wound up with 6 or 7 of them, and they have done duty in the Majority of my Rides over the years!)

[Tonioseven]

Dang, that model is so cool on so many different levels!

[Ron Hamilton]

I like that one so much that I have to do one myself one day.

[rollinoldskoo]

thanks for the great response guys.... means a lot to me

[RadRidesByDan]

excellent custom work, and the paint with the designs stand out vrey nicely. 2 thumbs up here

[Harold]

Nice (and natural) conversion to create the Supreme Sweet build.

[montelsc]

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Ah man i thought i was the only one! yours looks really love the custom work NICE JOB!!!!!!

[Chuck Most]

Very cool!

[charlie8575]

Nice work on that. The paint is well-done too.

Did you use the roof from the Revell '77 for that?

Charlie Larkin

[Lownslow]

nice ride