Vehicle History & Overview

The included clean Carfax report starts in 1987 and shows Virginia registration until 2019. It is believed the prior owner acquired this Hurst/Olds in May 2019 with 68,520 miles showing and registered the car in Maryland. The selling dealer reports the prior owner commissioned a refurbishment that included separation of the frame and body, re-spray in solid black, replacing the engine with a 425ci big-block V8, swapping in a 4-speed manual transmission, and more. Documentation showing engine specifications is shown below in Servicing & Documentation.

Oldsmobile has a storied history that includes a variety of muscle-cars. Hurst Performance collaborated with Oldsmobile on a variety of cars, including the Cutlass-based Hurst/Olds highlighted here. Model-year 1983 cars featured 15th Anniversary Edition badging to commemorate the 15 years the two companies had worked together. A 307ci V8 engine developed 180 horsepower that was fed through a 4-speed automatic transmission, with shifting duties handled by the Hurst Lightning Rod triple-stick shifter assembly. Reportedly 3,001 examples were built for 1983 and all were painted black, with a good portion receiving the burgundy interior seen here.

Modifications

• Re-sprayed all black

• Wheels refinished with black centers

• 1966 Oldsmobile 425ci V8 (bored .030" over)

• Muncie M20 4-speed manual transmission

• "9-inch" rear differential with 3.25:1 gears

• 3" diameter driveshaft

• Aluminum radiator

• Digital gauge cluster

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Servicing & Documentation

• Documents showing the engine specifications are shown below (click the images to view)

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Imperfections

• Scratches on the hood

• Interior wear commensurate with a 40-year-old vehicle

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Included Items

• Engine build documentation

• Screenshot from the prior owner detailing other work completed during the refurbishment

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Past Comparable Sales