1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass S Coupe

In 1973 the writing was on the wall for performance enthusiasts, with increased pressure from the government and of course, the insurance companies. Working directly with Hurst, Oldsmobile was able to create some truly unique automobiles using the all new Colonnade style Cutlass.

With the 455 cubic-inch V8 engine that produces 250 horsepower mated to the Turbo-400 automatic transmission, these cars offered formidable performance for the low compression era. Offered in either black or white with gold trim, there is a long list of Hurst specific features. This includes the Dual Gate shifter, unique hood louvers, special side, decklid and hood decals and a heavily padded vinyl top.

This Hurst/Olds is one of 1,097 produced in 1973. Additional factory options include air conditioning, a tilt steering wheel and the in-dash tachometer.