10 Rarest Oldsmobile Muscle Cars Ever Made| What They Cost Then vs Now
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28. Oldsmobile crafted some iconic American muscle cars during the golden era of Detroit iron in the 1960s and 1970s. Get ready to see the 10 rarest Oldsmobile muscle car models ever produced in this fascinating video. We'll count down the top Oldsmobile rarities - from coupes to 442 beasts to convertibles - highlighting what made them special and standout compared to other GM muscle cars. Learn little known facts about coveted Oldsmobile muscle cars like production numbers, unique features and performance specs. See how these extremely scarce Oldsmobile legends compare on engine choices, quarter mile times and jaw-dropping design. Any diehard fan of Olds muscle cars or rare GM vehicles needs to watch this video spotlighting the greatest seldom-seen offerings. Discover which overlooked Oldsmobile muscle car had less than 300 units leave the factory before vanquishing into legend and lore!
List of Oldsmobile muscle cars included in the video:
- 1949 OLDSMOBILE Rocket 88
- 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire
- 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire
- 1964 Oldsmobile 442
- 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado
- 1968 Oldsmobile 442
- 1968 Hurst Olds
- 1969 Hurst Olds 442 Convertible
- 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30
- 1970 Oldsmobile Rally 350
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I don't know if it was a Canadian only car or what, but I owned a 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass SX with a 455V8-2bbl./365hp., turbo 400 3-speed auto, and Olds corporate 363 geared diff., Bench seat interior, no console column shift, in a ugly dark green inside and out. Could make the smoke roll in the back windows, and sure scared a lot of Mach Mustang, and Chevy Camaro drivers. Anyone else know anything about these?
Oh, that's wonderful. Maybe I should find out more information about this car and make a video about it.
The Cutlass Spreme SX cars were built in 1970 and 1971. I own a 1970 that's all original numbers matching going through a full resto. If your car was a 1969, then someone added the SX emblems and 455. I also previously owned a 1972 Cutlass Supreme that came with a 455. Olds dropped the SX emblems in 1972 but there was also a Hurst Olds in 1972.
In case you didn't notice, I love these cars and it took me about 35 years to find my SX.
Ive never heard of a 69 SX 70 and 71. A 71 SX was my first car. In 71 all SX had 4bls, the gearing sounds suspect as well. These cars were built with high highway gears 2.75,2.73, 3,08. Did you run your vin?
No olds 455 2 barrel ever made close to 365 hp...
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The paint jobs and stripes on those Olds 442s are just gorgeous. True works of automotive art.
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My opinion is that Oldsmobile was the Best Cars. 70 Olds Cutlass. 455- 400 Turbo.🇺🇸🏁
Great. Do you own that car?
Great cars but they got waxed by Chevy, Ford, and Mopars. I was there, my guy.
Great, my friend.@@neilreid2298
The rumbling engines and sleek designs of those vintage Oldsmobile muscle cars bring a huge smile to my face.
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Ive always loved the style and power of these classic Olds muscle cars. The 442 is one of my all-time favorites!
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Oldsmobile really had some of the wildest muscle car designs back in the day. I miss these brutes.
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Hearing the roar of the huge V8 engines in those Oldsmobile muscle cars gives me goosebumps of excitement.
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Great video full of the baddest Oldsmobile muscle cars ever produced. Instant trip down memory lane!
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Wow, I havent seen some of these Oldsmobile muscle cars in years. This is an awesome collection of classics.
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When my grandparents were in their mid 60’s, they bought new a 1964 olds cutlass. Had a 394 4bbl, 2 speed automatic.
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@@qmusclecars no. In 1985, Inspection station said body mounts were rotted and could not be fixed. We found out later, yes they could be fixed!
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Great vid!!
Great. Do you own one of those cars?
Getting behind the wheel of one of those classic Oldsmobile muscle cars would be an absolute dream come true for me!
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Hands down one of the greatest eras for American performance cars. Love me some vintage Olds muscle.
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You cant beat the rumble of a high-performance Olds V8. Music to any muscle car fans ears!
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My Mom had a '73 Cutlass Supreme with the landau top and color coded rally wheels. Just a Rocket 350 2bbl, but that thing would get up and go. Loved that car.
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Great job!!! : ))) Forgot about the Hurst Olds!!! Wooooooooooooooo!!
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The 1968 Hurst Olds is such an iconic muscle car. Id love to get my hands on one of those giants!
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0:41 1968 Hurst Olds
1:54 1969 Hurst Olds 442 Convertible
2:58 1970 Olds 442 W30
4:05 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire
5:03 1968 Oldsmobile 442
6:03 1964 Oldsmobile 442
7:23 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado
8:35 1949 Oldsmobile Rocket 88
9:43 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire
10:56 1970 Oldsmobile Rally 350
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My favorite Oldsmobile muscle car is obviously the 442
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10 Rarest Oldsmobile Muscle Cars Ever Made| What They Cost Then vs Now
I could stare at those aggressive front grilles and powerful lines of the Oldsmobile muscle cars all day long!
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Owned several Olds autos, all were beautiful drivers and very quick, keep trying to find a 49 or 50 coupe to build the kustom I see when looking at them
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When I was young my dad bought a 1968 Delta 88 Royale. It had been special ordered by the owner of the Olds Dealership with a 4 barrel 455. This giant 2 door fastback surprised many of the known performance cars of that era!
Great. Do you like that car?
@@qmusclecars My favorite moment was when a friend’s parents bought a Ford Torino GT with the HP 302. My buddy was slightly quicker off the line but once the step down on the 455 kicked in all he saw were Olds tail lights.
Now its time to do the top 10 Canadian Muscle Cars like the 61-63 Acadian Beaumont, 64-65 Acadian Beaumont, 66-69 Beaumont, 66-67 Acadian Canso, 68-70 Acadian SS, 65 Pontiac Parisienne 409, 70 Pontiac Laurentian 454, Meteor Montcalm, Meteor Rideau, Meteor Rideau 500, Mercury M100, 60 Ford Frontenac, Monarch Lucerne, and the Monarch Richelieu.
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also the 1980 pontiac parisienne 455 four-door sedan police/taxi package.
@@tommurphy4307 You mean 1970 Parisienne with the 454?
I would have mentioned the W31 on this list.
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Oldsmobile muscle were known for goobs of torque powerplant. Even though horsepower numbers are low they can pull tree trunks out of the ground. They were underrated for insurance.
Thank you. Do you own any of them?
My first car was far rarer than the 442. 1970 Cutlass SX! Yellow with black interior. Console shift auto and brushed metal steering wheel, dual exhaust in bumper cutouts. Wasn’t the best car for a 16 year old to drive 😆. The 455 was a great engine
Great. Do you still have it?
I just purchased a 1970 SX, yellow with saddle brown interior.
Dude my first car was a 71 SX, gold , white interior. I concur it was a Hella car for a 16 year old. Especially in the mid 80s when cars were slow.
I had three 442 and cutlass S.😊
Amazing. Are they still working well?
My first car was a 1968 442 4spd Hurst holiday coupe 400 big block in gold
Do you still own it?
67 Tornado had a 425 ci
Yes, thank you. I will check this information again.
How come no mention of the Cutlass SX? 455 and a turbo 400 from the 442 stuffed into a Supreme body. Floor shifter with dual exhaust and a 442 rear bumper. 360 horsepower. Do your research.
Oh, that's wonderful. Maybe I should find out more information about these cars and make a video about it.
And only 1800 made for both years....
Yes, thanks so much.@@user-wy7ox2ms2t
didn't know they ever made one
Thanks for your information.
Yes, they did with the Rocket 88.
Thanks for watching.
This is just me but I liked the Rally 350.
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Love my 57 super 88
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My first car, 1969 442, bought off the wife of a neighborhood old timer who passed away. It had a 455 which was technically not an option. This however was the era of Central Office Production Order. My father always bought Olds because his old high school friend ran a dealership. In those days he could order a car anyway he wanted as long as he didn’t mind waiting for it. I bought my ‘69 in 1976 for $800. In any event it had a 455, bought from the original owner’s widow with 28,000 miles and it was a rocket. Won races against 454 Chevelle, 400 GTOs, 440 GTXs. It was a beast, convertible, by the way. Please don’t tell me Olds didn’t make muscles cars. They made at least one I know of.
That's right Olds really had powerful cars. Do you still have that car?
that ordering system and related option codes were only through chevrolet- olds may have had one but it wasn't called 'COPO'
I love learning about the history of these iconic Oldsmobile muscle cars and the unique stories behind them.
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I owned a 70 Cutlass SX 455 two barrel-gold, black top gold or tan interior, I forget which. Previous commenter is correct, SX's were only made in 70 and 71. There is a really nice 71 for sale now on bring a trailer. My 70 was a beast off the line and a great highway car-in my experience, few could beat the acceleration from 65 or 70 to 100... and my first really nice daily driver. Wish I still had it. My only complaint about the car was a leak that enable water to get into the drivers side floor area. Tried resealing windshield, readjusting the quarter panel, never was able to fix it.Funny as much much as I love these and other old cars, (I currently own a 64 Imperial ruclips.net/video/inW0JEvhQmQ/видео.html ), I chuckle when they quote 0 to 60 speed. My Tesla beats them all! LOL
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All the muscle cars were beautiful from this era. But like many of the manufacturers, they were lead sleds. Guys who were serious about racing would immediately try to retrofit a fiberglass nose onto their cars as well as a fiberglass trunk lid.
Truly muscle cars are still beautiful to this day. Modern cars cannot be replaced.
Oldsmobile never had Ram Air it was referred to as OAI - Outside Air Induction. There was a Ram Rod 350 in 1968
Thanks for your information.
Where was the 1970 Olds SX? It should have been on there too as it was a similar concept to the Rally 350 but instead of the Rocket 350 you got the 455.
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I had a 1970 olds 442 w30, hugger orange with white racing stripes and rear spoiler, H pattern slapstick, quick change rear end with 488 gears all factory options, I hated selling that car back in the 80's,wish I still own it , I was stupid for selling it !!!!!!!
I understand how you feel. Why don't you buy a similar car?
that's just it , i think mine was 1 of a kind , I've looked at a few used ,
over the years, but to much money now for my budget... @@qmusclecars
there was not an orange in 1970 the closest orange was actually rally red a special order color
I bought that car in the early 70's from a dealer, i'm pretty sure it was called hugger orange and it was all original paint and car...@@ScarlettFire341
You left out the 57-58 j2 tri power cars
Thank you. I will learn about this car.
I have a 2door hard top 67cutlass didn’t see nothing on them in your video?? What do people think about them??
Great. Do you like that car?
Not one of the 68 442s shown in this video have the fender w36 stripe in the correct location. Makes you wonder what the producers of this know and don't know.
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There was also a Hurst Station Wagon.
Thanks for your information. I will learn about this car.
Welcome.@@qmusclecars
Chevy's SS line and Pontiacs GTO was way more noted in GM.
You are very knowledgeable about muscle cars. Do you own a muscle car?
@@qmusclecars I did have a 68 Mustang years ago. Family members & friends have had Chevy SS Chevelle's, Camaros, Pontiac Grand Prixs, GTO's, Buick GS, Olds 442, Plymouth Roadrunner, Dodge RTS, Ford Torino's, Fairlanes, all in the late 60's and 70, 71. I was in high school during those years.
Great. You are a very lucky person to own and ride in legendary muscle cars. I wish I were you.@@tommywatterson5276
Didn't know GM put ls engines in the 442s😂😂😂
Thank you. Can you help me with more accurate information about that car?
Been around a lot and built a lot of different muscle over the years. A proper tuned 455 olds is scary to catch with any combo.
Thank you. Do you own a muscle car?
What car did you use for the thumbnail? It appears to be a Pontiac, or at least has a Pontiac grille.
That's right, it's a 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30. Do you recognize it?
@@qmusclecars
The one in the video looks more like the 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30. The car on the thumbnail isn't an exact match to the car in the video, similar, but not an exact match.
That's right, it's not exactly the same. But I think this is a more stimulating version.@@KinggDawgg
Just so you know the 455 didn't come until 68 and was restroked 425 (same bore )
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Hey I think you forgot one of the most important of all: the 1970 Toronado GT (W-34 package). My dad drove one; and it was a beast--a real head turner complete with a center console--a very very rare car. The 1970 Toronado GT produced THE HIGHEST HORSEPOWER EVER for any Olds: 400hp with 500 lbs of torque. It weighed a lot so not an earth scorcher timing at 7.8 seconds from 0-60. 5341 GTs were produced in 1970. Less than 300 had center consoles, torrid suspension and transmission oil cooler.
Great. Thank you very much. I will learn about this car. It will most likely appear in my next video.
and the most famous toronado GT was the roadster george barris built for the 'mannix' TV show.
The 400 HP W34 is the same engine as the 390 HP W33, and the same engine as the 365 HP 4-4-2. Olds rated horsepower via the weight of the car. The 1970 4 speed W30 4-4-2 had a wild 328° camshaft , heat treated valve springs ,69cc heads vs 80 CCS on other 455s. It was rated at 370 HP due to its approximate weight of 3,700lb. It was much more powerful then the 400HP engine. But yes the 400 W34 is the highest rated .
Yes, great. Thank you so much.@@basilcarroll9729
Great. Do you like that car?@@tommurphy4307
Was always told by my dad that the W31 with the ram rod 350 was 1 of the rarest finds ...1968 thu 70. Idk if ut was made after,1970.
Great. Do you like that car?
@qmusclecars never owned the w31, he owned a 68 442 with built 400, also a 1969 442 convertible. He did for a short time have a 1970 w30 car with the 455 matching engine...it had an automatic, and not a 4sp...was pretty much a basket case . He sold it after a few years..
If they had sold that Oldsmobile Rally 350 in Silver or White, maybe even Brown, it would have sold better. Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac are more mature and conservative buyers. Not into flash, but Oldsmobile was always wanting to market to a young clientele. This is not your father's Oldsmobile, this is the new generation of Olds!
Thank you. Surely you are a fan of Oldsmobile cars?
@@qmusclecars I'm a diehard Chevy fan and a General Motors connoisseur!
Great. Can you suggest me content for a video about Chevy?
Try having a 4speed post car and only 178 made, sold over 40 years ago and he hasn’t moved it since 1:29
Yea why on earth anybody would paint a car baby s***t yellow has always bewildered me
Oh man, I would love to have something like a 69 Roadrunner or Charger.
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While I appreciate the effort it takes to put together a video like this and being an Olds fan having owned a 1970 Cutlass SX, I question your judgement showing footage of a resto mod 70 442 when taking about about rare olds muscle cars. Nothing rare about a resto mod....
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the 1966 toronado did not come with a 455, 455 wasnt until 68. the 425 was a better motor anyway
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had a 67 cutlass, pulled the 330, put in 425 and turbo 400, only headers, intake and carb changes. used 390 posi, ran 11.3 quarter. real shame that the 425 never got a shot at other manufacters factory street cars
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Sic Bo
Thank you
I had a beat to s*it '69 Cutless 4 door, back in '83. It had a Rocket 350 ran pretty good, smoked like a rocket, 😂. It was nothing special but I really liked that car, had great lines. Was super easy to work on.
Great. Thank you. Do you still have that car?
@@qmusclecars Nope, it died a glorious death at Big Diamond raceway in PA, back in '84.
Oh, you're a racer? It's great that you watch my videos. I really like watching car races.@@tstahler5420
@@qmusclecars No, my buddy in HS was a driver. Big Diamond had a "run what you brung", slide for 5, race. If your car was still running after 5 laps of crashing into the other cars, you won. After High School, he went on to running small block modifieds.
Yes. I hope you continue your love for great muscle cars.@@tstahler5420
Owned a bunch, 66 ,67 rag, 72 ,85 ,86 . All Cutlass all the time !!!
Do you own all of them?
@@qmusclecars I wish , family trumped the cars . The cause now is to find a decent 66 or 67 and do a frame off resto
How can you make this video without including quarter-mile times?
Yes, this is a shortcoming of mine. I will add this parameter in the next videos. Thank you very much
@@qmusclecars I appreciate you getting back with me
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They had 4 door 442's in 64 as a police special. How rare are those?
This can be said to be Oldsmobile's highest performance car line. Would you agree?
I hear only 10 were produced. All 1964 4-4-2s were 4-speeds. 2,999 were produced.
The '70 W-30 was not a proper representation. It appeared to have a LouSy engine.
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What about the judge
Can you say clearer? I do not understand you.
Judge is Pontiac I think.
If your going to do videos at least know what your talking about....the 1966 oldsmobile toronado only came with the 385hp 425 engine...the 455 didnt even appear until 1968
Thanks for your great information. I researched the information on the internet and there may be some errors. Can you tell me a reliable source of information?
@@qmusclecars anyone who knows anything about oldsmobile knows the 455 wasn't available till 1968...look up history of oldsmobile...
Hurst 442?
That's right. Thank you very much. My narrator is having trouble reading the car model names. I asked him to fix this problem.
Why photoshop the thumbnail pic?
I want the car to be more impressive and beautiful. do you agree?
@@qmusclecars That defeats your whole premise. In order to have 'then vs now", the car had to exist back then. No 'rare car' looked like the one in your pic when it was built. You should do that on a "How they should have been made" video.
Thank you very much. I will pay attention when producing the next videos.@@bbb462cid
I hope you continue to watch and support my channel.@@bbb462cid
Hurst 442!
Yes, thanks.
THE Hurst Olds were NOT 442's - they were just Hurst Olds,
442's could come with a Hurst shifter but that AIN'T a Hurst Olds
I'm so jealous, our cars are so ugly in America nowadays. 😢
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This is frail. Yoyr missing some big performance model.
Can you suggest me some car models?
@@qmusclecarsfront wheel drive quad4 race spec cars available to the scca , gbody hurst olds, Scx olds….. aura v8 engines…. Come on this is just lazy
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Why are you using an AI voice for this? THUMBS DOWN!
This voice is human. He is having problems with pronunciation. Thank you for reminding me.
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Oldsmobile did not dominate the muscle car area! Where on earth do you guys come up with this nonsense?
Yes, that's right. I'm trying to share information about muscle cars ever produced.
Buick was top dog. GSX 455
Olds 442 W30 was fastest production car in 1970. It beat the 427 Corvette.
@@sky9design lmao no
Olds was competitive, 68 H/O ran high 13's. Rumor has it, chevy threw a tantrum when the Olds Hemi V8 was supposed to debut.
Why was the 442 '70 455 rated at only 360hp, 370 in the hipo version?? I thought the top rating was 390hp. Nice cars but the ultimate is the '70 Chevelle SS 454 LS6, the most incredible machine of its time and even today a mint '70 cost as much as a Lambo and the "450hp" 454 was underrated, real power of 520+ and IMO its the holy grail of American muscle.
Oh, do you own any car?
@@qmusclecars In 2017 bought a new Camaro ZL1 10 sp auto and lightly modified it by cutting out the cats with headers, borla exhaust, speed shop LT4 specific performance tune, CAI and finally ditched the crap stock 1.7l supercharger for a whipple 2.9l that's running boost so low it's barely touching its potential of 1100hp. Since the GEN 6 ZL1 is rated its stock components to 1000hp I'm not going there. It's my daily driver and I'm around 775hp, 640whp + or -5. Since I'm not insane like many of the younger guys who push 800-900whp that's not possible in a daily driver. I'm fine with a 11.4 second 1/4 mile at 126mph on street Michelin 305-30-20's. It's a beast, to me at least.
Congratulation. You are lucky to have that car.@@dominicksforza3484
@@qmusclecars thanks, it's a different car entirely than my Challenger was, the ZL1 is more of a track car, though not as stiff as the ZL1 1LE but it's sitting lower than my '15 SRT 392 but not as low as the C7 ZO6 Corvette. There were more creature comforts in the SRT but the handling and hi speed stability of the ZL1 is next level, I wussed out at just over 180mph and it was still pulling, I can't say it will hit 200 but it feels like it will and the areo keeps everything stable with no drama. What are you driving??
Well, I'm actually not lucky enough to own a muscle car. It's just my passion.@@dominicksforza3484