In 1970, the Oldsmobile Cutlass lineup was like a car buffet—offering everything from a two-door sedan to a convertible that probably had a better social life than you! The base model was the F-85, but if you wanted to show off, the “Cutlass Supreme” was your ticket to ride. Feeling sporty? The “Cutlass S” was as fast as your dad’s old running shoes. And let’s not forget the 4-4-2 with its roaring 455 Rocket 88 engine, perfect for those who think driving should come with a side of adrenaline!
The Oldsmobile Cutlass base model in 1970 is the F-85 and could be a two door sedan, a two door hard top, four door hard top or four door sedan. The more uptown trimmed and classy “Cutlass Supreme” has a notch back or the sporty fastback “Cutlass S” are also on the options sheet. The basic 4-4-2 in 1970 is equipped with the 455 Rocket 88 engine and a four speed with a Hurst shift kit. There are seven body styles in all in 1970, additionally including a convertible and two different station wagons.
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