1968 Hurst/Olds Burnout -Now with original audio!
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@hurstoldz wow that much my 65 cutlass might only go fo $10,000
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nice car...sounds good...has some power..I too have a bigblock Olds torque machine,lot`s of fun cruz`in with all the "me too" cars..comaro,mustang,chevelle etc,they`re everywhere,but not many Cutlass`s,especially mine,Rallye 350,but I like all Cutlass`s,if I could have it my way I would own each year...
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Ok, my mistake I guess. I always thought around .090 was the max oversize bore for most engines. Maybe not for an Olds.
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@hurstoldz Beautiful! Glad to see that you've held onto it for this long... I just purchased a '72 Cutlass Supreme in April of '09, and I love it.
Well looks to me like you did good work on it, as it's one of the sexiest H/Os I've ever seen.
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You can´t bore out a 455 to a 510 simple because there would almost be no cylinderwalls left. This is a common misunderstanding people all over make. Depending on the oversize bigger pistons will only gain a few cubes. If it is really 510 cubes it´s because it has a stroker crank and/or different rods.
Ynzevdz 1 year ago
@Ynzevdz if you read all the comments you would have seen this response.... The block started out as a 455, but it was bored 125 over and the crank was offset ground fitted with 455 Pontiac rods. Thank you
hurstoldz 1 year ago
What a beast! I didn't know Olds made a 510cid engine...unless of course it's bored out.
How long have you had this awesome ride for?
hardtackjack 1 year ago
@hardtackjack Thank you! Bought it in 1996. The block started out as a 455, but it was bored 125 over and the crank was offset ground fitted with 455 Pontiac rods.
hurstoldz 1 year ago
great car...how much for one in america? no matter condition
AkitaMarine 1 year ago
@AkitaMarine I can sell my car for $45,000 tomorrow
hurstoldz 1 year ago