I DIY Fixed The Coolest Car You’ve Never Heard Of! First Drive After Sitting For Years!

[@LegitStreetCars]

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[@dwarf365]

You've saved people from 166,493 segments ( 139d 21h 27.3 minutes of their lives )

[@REALGAMERREINCARNATE83]

YESSSSS FINALLY A WEDNESDAY VID DROP!! HELL YEAH BROTHER!!

[@bigpermsgarage6290]

Weather Tech is the only way to roll!

[@gsxawd981]

Tires indicate on DOT 2007. 20th week of 2007.

[@t-dougz6050]

ALEX my gpa had a 89 SHO that was passed to me. They have butterflies that open at 4500 RPM in the Yamaha engine. You should race one. You should get one. They are super fast and sound amazing. 0-60 in 6.2 you olds is 8.6 but they have the same quart mile times so the sho is heavier.

[@davidlyle3780]

My father was a GM employee. He was on a team of employees who were tasked with developing the heads-up display and push buttons on the steering wheel. I was a kid when the Cutlass was being developed. I remember him coming home and telling me about the cool tech on the car. I am so excited about this project. If you decide to sell it, I would love to buy it for my dad! It was a car he always wanted, but it was never in the cards for him.

[@Stratos1988]

Just bumping your post higher up.

[@TopUTooBa]

Get em on the show!

[@georgebarrios1912]

Couple years back I drove my cousins Camaro, it has the head's up display. I fealt like a fighter pilot 😂

[@macgroober1396]

@@georgebarrios1912 I had one in my '10 Camaro SS. Not a big fan. I turned it off after a while.

[@sakariaro530]

Heads up!! It's HEAD up display😄

[@paulwindisch1423]

Love that you love this car! Quick tip on the stalling condition; You may have fixed it with the ICM as they were prone to do that, but if the problem resurfaces it may actually be cold solder joints in the PCM. If you encounter the issue again, tap the PCM with the palm of your hand while it is running. If it alters the way the engine runs, the PCM needs replacement. If that happens, don't forget to take the PROM (some refer to it as MEMCAL) out of the original to swap into the new one. The palm tap test was actually issued by a GM service bulletin/service information. If I remember correctly, the PCM is on the passenger side frame rail, forward of the strut tower. If it's not there, it will be under the dash near the glovebox. Another place that liked to cause driveability issues was the intake gaskets. Due to the extreme angle of the intake to head surfaces, the intake bolts sometimes like to loosen up and the gasket will get damaged causing a vacuum leak. Lastly, when the oil pump drive seal leaks (if it doesn't now, it will!), you are supposed to remove the rear cylinder head to replace the seal for it. BUT!! If you get a Chevy 350 distributor gasket, scarf cut the gasket, slather the gasket with liquid teflon sealant, lift the oil pump drive up enough to get the distributor gasket around and under it, then seat the drive back down and tighten the clamp, it will solve the leak without head removal. The oil pump drive is under the throttle body and is where the distributor used to be on the old 2.8/3.1L carbureted or throttle body injected version of this engine. You will know it is leaking when there is oil all over the top of the transmission. Sincerely, ex-Oldsmobile dealer tech 1997-2001.

[@williamstamper442]

Pretty sure there is a negative or "ground" that isn't making it and resistance to "ground"

[@emitsgarage]

More cars like this please. I'm sure the community agrees. There are so many underrated and under represented cars out there that deserve some attention!

[@Chris-hw4mq]

Yep simple cars no computers crap

[@steelfox1448]

Those cars don't need to become more expensive though, better people don't learn about them

[@killeregg76]

This stuff is the reason why I love this channel. As a parent of three young children I really respect the way you include your kids. Working with my father when I was young shaped my entire career as an adult.

[@Rattletrap-xs8il]

Couldn't have said it better

[@davefoley2825]

Hold this flashlight.

[@IKhanNot]

Yeah reminds me how no matter which tool I brought to my Dad it was the wrong one. If he needed the flat head screwdriver and I brought it to him he needed the OTHER flathead screwdriver, or the OTHER ratchet or the OTHER paper towel and not the shop towel.

[@CarWizard]

What a sweet car Alex. I loooove those early 90s cutlas supremes. So good! Congrats!

[@8kai12]

That''''s something a gay man would say!

[@StillShatter]

Wizzzzard!!! Fancy seeing you here lol Love your content the VW Passat full of bar stop leak was an awesome watch thanks for all you do!!!

[@8kai12]

@@StillShatter how sad to think something you saw on youtube was awesome

[@Rcguy2591]

@@8kai12are you ok?

[@8kai12]

@@Rcguy2591 I thought I was....but I dont think so anymore. Remember this: positive thinking leads to miscalculation.

[@grabsme]

On a Wednesday?? Hell yeah!

[@cdub166]

It's only Wednesday? 😖

[@grabsme]

@@cdub166unfortunately for the working crowd it is Wednesday lol

[@cdub166]

@@grabsme at least I get a 4 day weekend!

[@grabsme]

@@cdub166 I wish lol. Unfortunately I work 7 days a week right now

[@amine-hamdi]

Imagine he start posting twice a week

[@shelbysolko7783]

This car was legendary on the NASCAR tracks and the Drag Strips in its racing body shells. In NASCAR it was driven by many of legends such as Harry Gant in the Skoal #33. But on the drag strip it was every bit as famous with pro stock drivers like Warren Johnson and his son Kurt, Larry Morgan, Mark Pawak, and Steve Schmidt. And even the funny car drivers like John Force, Cruz Pedregon, Jim Epler, Gary Densham, Del Worsham, and Jerry Caminito.

[@dltafrc17]

These mid 80s to mid 90s fwd gm cars were some of the coolest cars ever made. The little editions like these are so cool, the turbo gps, the manual cars, the awd 6000

[@warmstrong5612]

You can tell the engineers were experimenting within the limited financial bounds set by the bean counters. Impressive work for being ham strung like they were.

[@craighooper7321]

Thumbs up for even knowing a all-wheel drive 6000 exists, I doubt I will ever find one

[@johndickerson9328]

When I 1st started watching your channel, I thought that you were all about the "SUPER CARS". But I must say that I'm impressed that you're buying, and fixing regular daily drivers for us regular guys. Great job, great video 👍 🎉

[@Poseoptional01]

That’s why it’s called legit “street” cars!!! 🫡

[@douglascollier3441]

I am an electrical engineer. The white grease is thermally conductive. If there was none, you don't get a good bond with the heat sink. The ignition control module will run hot if there is no heat sink grease to the metal heat sink.

[@johnmoriordan]

And you want a fine layer of thermal paste, not a lot of it

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

​@@johnmoriordanYou want all those airgaps filled. Completely.

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

EE will rule them all.

[@shadowopsairman1583]

Thermal interface material or thermal compound

[@mickmikemick6074]

Happy Birthday from Adelaide, Australia Alex. Been a big fan for many years. Thanks for the mid-week video to celebrate your birthday. Nice to see your kids getting in there with you at the ‘shop.

[@jasonzed6932]

Alex is the kind of guy you know you can be friend with in real life. A tiny bit awkward, quite funny, very genuine and sincere, super kind and generous. A killer combo of characteristics❤

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RogueVigilante]

@jasonzed6932 So you noticed that too? I Love that he has his Children help him lol one of them said "WoW" when he picked up the gas tank rofl... Do you need a Friend? He seems to be a good salesman now I want a car similar to this with minimal or no rust I Love well thought out cars and this is a nice car for the time it was produced...

[@johncole9798]

I ❤ this new project. My first car was a red '95 Cutlass Supreme. The body was just about identical. That undercarriage is begging for the dry ice treatment, please do that on a future video. I bet it would be the only '91 Cutlass to ever get the dry ice treatment. I'm so happy your keeping this one, it's such a rare gem.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@studiotebox]

Happy 40! My name is Ben. Love the content and your energy. Pay attention to your body after 40, keep those hips mobile and your core strong. The car community needs you to keep this up for many years to come!

[@sammccoy3944]

Man you said it. I so wish I had listened to my Dad when he talked about his aches and pains. He had his own shop for 35 years and he had many issues he never got fixed. From bone spurs and rotator cuff. I think he had a torn bicep to. My word of wisdom is don't use your hands as a hammer. Will regret it down the road.

[@Hillbilly_Bob_Rides]

For real man!! My name is Bob obviously and I'm only almost 40 but I beat myself up playing football for 12 years and racing dirt bikes for 7 or so and every dumb idea that comes from a bunch of guys playing ball and/or riding bikes.. Mom always said I wouldn't be able to walk at 35 if I kept up all the shenanigans. Which I did a few years ago finally. Except for motorcycle riding which will be my favorite hobby til I'm physically unable to do it.. but my body is telling me about it more and more all the time! And tonight is pretty rough.

[@boerieza]

Oh man, Ben is coming in with some truth. I don't know what the hell happened but weight-loss as soon as you hit 40 feels like it's impossible.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💰💰

[@ProToolsApproved]

I remember a friend I worked with had one. Black with the gray interior, obviously not the manual special edition, but what I remember most were those back seats. They blew my mind.

[@Jorocorona]

As a former 3.4 DOHC owner (93 Lumina Z34) before you do any more high RPM pulls, CHECK THE TIMING BELT. 60-100k miles is when they give up, and even though it's technically a non-interference engine, with any wear the valves can kiss. Then it's a way bigger problem. Save yourself the head and heart ache. Check the timing belt!

[@tjw8t1]

I was thinking about that too, he probably doesn't even know it has a rubber belt since he didn't know how to look at date codes on the tires.

[@mrmike5941]

​@@tjw8t1don't insult this man

[@Deathdealer4L]

I had a 93 Z34, and the timing belt will definitely go bye-bye

[@roberthartmann782]

I would think he would know that. I had z34.. Olds achieva. Pontiac grand am and grand prix.. but my first ex wife killed 2 them cars in accidents and seems like she can't drive red cars... the Olds and grand am

[@Jorocorona]

@@roberthartmann782 You would think, but every other 60° V6 from GM is timing chain. The 3.4 DOHC is kind of the black sheep of the family. It also technically has a timing chain too, going to an intermediate shaft (dummy cam) that drives the belt. So depending on how deep down the DOHC rabbit hole he's gone, there's conflicting info that can be confusing.

[@TurboAdam]

Man this takes me back! My ‘92 Lumina 3.1 had these exact same issues! Starter would click until it eventually found a clean enough spot on the solenoid disc! ICM left me stranded on the freeway on my way to work, then wouldn’t start after work one night, worked fine the next morning though. I never fully trusted that car to NOT leave me stranded!

[@CrptDrvr]

Alex, the best thing about your channel is loads of positive energy! And a ton of passion, it’s clear you love the cars you’re working on and have fun doing it! Keep it up man, definitely the best car enthusiasts show on YT💪💪💪

[@ErikSorensonn]

Hallo Alex,i want only say thank you too for yours incredibles videos on KZbin 🙏. I havet cancer, but i forgets my disease, when i see yours videos.... 🙏. Soo once again my friend, thank you very much, and all the best to you and your familj.👋😊👍 Erik from goteborg in sweden. Erik

[@opera93]

Thanks, for commenting…. Interestingly, viewpoints & other Countries are great & of note! Best ofbDay ,& Tx, RX, ETC…

[@anandchundi6805]

take care erik if you are sick I hope you can recover.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@ErikSorensonn]

🙏👋👍💐​@@opera93

[@ErikSorensonn]

​@Hoa-Me🙏👋👍💐chanical

[@eliteman7685]

The fact this has a 5 speed is amazing. Not a GM guy, but these cars always had a half decent look for an early 90's era styling. The olds and Buicks of this era had quirks for sure, but they build quality of this era was decent. Especially for the Buick Centuries and Olds variants. Shame it's not a 3800 V6 however...the 3400's were no where near as good as the 3800! A olds like that would be a fun daily driver but that one deserves to be protected and some love.

[@saturnotaku]

I can appreciate a 1992 Olds Cutlass because my family owned a Ciera wagon of that vintage: red with red interior, rear-facing 3rd-row seat, 3.3L V6, 4-speed automatic, and extra-cost "Rallye" instrument cluster.

[@JakeRobb]

I had a ‘93 Achieva with that 3.3L and a 3sp auto. It really liked to spin rod bearings, I tell you. But when it wasn’t doing that, it was a riot!

[@MoeReese-44112]

Had similar problem on my 1992 olds Cutlass. It was ignition switch wiring in column.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Viking8888]

Alex, your son shifting gears took me back about 40 ish years. My parents owned a 1976 Civic and when Mum and I were driving around, she would have me shift gears. It’s a great memory for me and I know that will be a great one for your boy.

[@DoMeWrongDoMeRight]

Been watching all your videos for the past 5 years and now I find out we have the same birthday. Love the channel, I never miss an upload. Keep on rocking Alex!

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

[@lehbeltman]

Alex, my father passed away in December. Growing up he was definitely an Oldsmobile man. Starfire, 98, 88, Cutlass, Cierra. Hardtops, convertibles, sedans, coupes. He had them all. Thanks for working on one of these. Brings back good memories.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@eaglewingsracing]

Those Starfires were small but heavy. Solid built though. Not fun getting to the starter on the 307 engine...

[@AdAstraOnYafro]

My folks were Oldsmobile only people. My first two cars were hand me downs from my hot rod mom. When I was little she had an early 60s starfire with all the bells. What a cool car - it is still alive fully restored. Saw it at cruise night and it has her name all over the paperwork. Then she got a 73 cutlass that a local race car driver backed out of after custom ordering it with no ac, radio or carpet and with a posi rear end. Rocket 350 4bbl. Dual exaust. That was my first car. Thanks mom - I still have dreams about that car.

[@lehbeltman]

@@AdAstraOnYafro Mine was my mom’s old Delta 88

[@Mightyant-tp3ko]

Starfire lolololol remember them 😂😂

[@bigmountain7561]

My Mom had a Celebrity Classic with the 2.8 MPFI, and it was an absolute blast to drive. It was a Two Door and I did all the State Inspections and Emissions on that car and never had any problems. With those skinny tires it was like a snowmobile where I lived in Philadelphia. She bought it new and it lasted her until she passed. Great Video Thank You 🙏

[@williamhill7999]

Dang! I had an 89 2.8l Celebrity and it was the best car ive ever owned! It was stolen and not recovered in Detroit! The 2 door 87 & 88 Celebrities are unicorns. The 2 doors are the ones I seek.

[@FilthyCasual867]

You were squeezing that tube of white goo like me trying to get every last bit out of a toaster strudel icing packet. Love this video. I had a '94 Cutlass Supreme Sedan as my 2nd car when I was in my early 20s. I loved that car. I lost it to a blow head gasket. That car floated like a cloud. What a smooth drive.

[@DK-455]

One of the most talented automotive technicians I've ever observed . I put Alex right up there with Eric from South Main Auto.

[@canam111979]

Alex is very good but I've not seen him doing electrical diagnosis to Eric's level.

[@kerzwhile]

100% agree!

[@Bacongrease00]

@@canam111979true that! Never seen his scope come out

[@tuberNunya]

Except that Eric doesn't replace perfectly good parts.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Ryan_and_Dads_RC]

tires are from 2007 1:16

[@anthonymason701]

20th week of 2007. First two numbers designate the week, last two designate the year.

[@darkman042]

Was just going to say that, lol😂

[@renaokawa6199]

Lol,was gonna say this.

[@95turbostang21]

Ring around the rosie: A reference to the red rash that was often the first sign of the plague Pocket full of posies: A belief that carrying flowers could ward off the disease We all fall down: A reference to falling down dead from the plague

[@josephivan5094]

Ashes were either the burning of bodies or starting fires to keep the disease away. They thought the disease was spread because of the bad smells.

[@FastSS02]

Childrens rhymes are pretty grim when you actually delve into the meaning of them!

[@paull3042]

Happy birthday, Alex! As a member of the 40 club for the last 3 years, it’s not as bad as it sounds. Enjoy yourself!

[@lh1678]

22:04 Try the Crankshaft Position Sensor..Happened on my Jeep Cherokee.

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Mr2greys]

Someone in previous video mentioned Ignition Control Module as they tend to go tits up whenever they start heating up

[@waseemsam7975]

Simple life, legit steer cars - Mat Armstrong - Throttle. Keeps me going

[@BanditJedi]

Same!

[@brankom2454]

Add speed academy. No fluff dudes from Canada who build some attainable cars

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@atupinam]

Add goonsquad and vtune

[@nickadamson6053]

I've got the "Nick click", but more so I like saying "just in the me of time" 😆 Your birthday is the day after mine, happy belated! 45 this year for me.

[@Mose88]

I think that might just be the greatest 40th birthday gift you can give yourself.👌🏻 Congratulations! You deserve that awesome Olds.🎉 And thank you for this great content.❤️

[@bradlangston4230]

Hi Alex, I was 21 year's old when this car was available at the dealership. Growing up in the 70's, 80's and into the 90's gave me a wide selection of car's built that were rare and many time's quirky for the time which I love to see brought back to life now. Thanks for rescuing car's like this so that we can all have a great reminder of what was going on with innovation and advancements in technology for the future of automobiles. Your video's are awesome. Keep it up Alex, it's very much appreciated.

[@Sam_Sq00]

🎉 Happy Birthday Alex, what better way to celebrate your birthday than working on quite a unique GM vehicle previously owned by a GM employee. Quite a monumental moment! Hope all is well!

[@chaz1822]

That was my very first car, absolutely loved it. So many memories in that car, went on my very first date in that car, to the same woman I'm married too. Looked to buy a clean one in Michigan for years, no luck, all rust. You git a nice one there. Awesome cars, underrated

[@m.t.v.7934]

I can't wait for another auction walk around video, those are usually pretty good and I like to see all the cars and how the hell some of them end up there. Have you ever shown how to re-thread a oil drain plug hole? I saw they make kits for that but I have no idea how to do it and I would be worried about ruining the oil pan and then having a much bigger job to tackle. I have been watching you for a while and I just wanted to say I am happy for how much your channel has grown and you are doing what you love and making money doing it. You are living the American dream and I wish you nothing but success Alex. (Name: Mike)

[@JoshsCarCorner]

I had a '92 Grand Prix sedan with this motor, and I converted it to the hallowed Getrag 5 speed. Owned it for 9 years and had a LOT of fun with that car. Surprised a few SHO Tauruses too!

[@MassiveTrackHunter]

Spent my early 20's driving and working on these cars. Brings back a lot of memories seeing you go through this one. Really cool.

[@jayg3559]

Love your attitude when fixing cars. My vocabulary tends to go off key when things go south for me. I need your patience. Thanks. JG

[@scotttaylor8088]

Scott-click... and I also have the built-in shoulder click for torque spec. Thanks for the mention of 💪🎶🎸💙 BUCKCHERRY! ... don't know where I've been, but had never heard of them.

[@ericpinkney384]

Alex, the father- son time with him running the shifter was priceless! I was 10 years old when I was at the lake fishing with my dad when he tripped on a tree root and broke his right arm. We had to drive 20 km to the hospital with me running the gear stick on our 69 vw beetle while he ran the clutch. We made it back without a problem.

[@bowlochili]

I owned a 92 Cutlass Convertible. Loved the car... Those seats are so comfortable.

[@stevetraks8476]

Alex,always loved your content...and this one really took me back! Great work as always bro!

[@AllexGTD]

Happy Birthday,Alex! Watching from Romania! Love your content! ❤

[@mohamed110]

Way to bury the lede, Alex. Many happy returns of the day! Hope you had a great 40th. Thanks for bringing us along for your car escapades. Please keep the great videos coming!

[@michaeldecker2725]

I admire and relate to address potential problems that can be preventable with basic maintenance. There is little more annoying to me when something fails after you had easier access to it while doing the primary task. Yes it costs me a little more but, if I only have to remove and install something once I feel it’s worth it. If nothing else a piece of mind that those items are taking care of especially on older cars.

[@kannabiskaiju628]

I absolutly love this car and the ol z34s so glad this is getting the love it deserves

[@curtispaquin8714]

I'm a big Olds fan, and I didn't realize they made anything cool in the 90s. I always thought the last cool Cutlass was the early to mid 80s. Now I want one of these!

[@Superwoody24]

I had one of these! Ours was a 1989 Black metallic model. We loved it and my wife never forgave me when I traded it on a 90 454SS. It was a great car for the times

[@daviiaco]

Your kid shifting gears made my day! Plus rock and roll plus Portillo’s! what a great day!

[@sandasylum2503]

35:47 having your child shift will be something they remember for ever. My dad used to do that with me and it was a core memory for sure.

[@ingodwetrust1987]

As a dad i loved seeing the kids help daddy work on the car. My little girl helped me sand and spray my headlights, it was the best time.

[@jimferrill1790]

Alex! I love your channel! The Oldsmobile is such a cool piece of Americana. I really like these types of time capsules. I’m currently rolling a C5. It was too early in the year run (99) to have a HUD so I put one in myself. It needed a gauge cluster too. Your channel is really fun and I’ve recommended it to my friends who are all Hot Rodders. Looking forward to following the resurrection of this iconic piece of history! Great luck!

[@ItsALoweNation]

There slowly starting to grow back on the road. But when I was growing up new a few that were stored awhile. One of them was red. Other well wouldn't surprise me if it's the one you have here but this one never saw snow. My grandma wants had a 98 Buick Riviera. That car kind of reminds me of this era also interesting body shape.

[@MrSiren52]

The love you show for this unique car is contagious

[@WHITE2K]

My father had a mid-90’s Cutlass Supreme with the V6 upgrade. He sold it shortly after changing the spark plugs. You have to drop one side of the front axle to change a couple of the rear plugs. It was fun though.

[@mrjklee]

The joy of old cars. You have some crazy cars but your excitement with this one outweighs the others by far 🎉

[@LDL707]

Happy 40th Alex. Thanks for the great videos.

[@brianbarry5016]

Glad you got it sorted!!! Good content!!

[@jasonborne3952]

had a 92 Z34 for about 6 months until I found a 97 T/A I could afford back in 01 totally worth updating the air intake for the feel and good luck if a window motor dies it was super easy to upgrade the stereos in those w-body coupes too! had 3 12s in mine

[@cro4262]

Happy Birthday, Alex! Been watching you forever. Keep on doing the exact thing you're doing because we can never get enough

[@alexweber4093]

My name is Alex also and I've loved your content for years now but I am SUPER happy you finally got a W-Body!! I have a '07 Impala I've done almost everything to at this point and I love these cars

[@szilardtoth8814]

Back in the day These had been marketed through Opel dealeships in Europe. From time to time some used still appears in ads. I also knew an old lad who had retired from Canada and moved back to the Old Continent with a same kinda early'90s Cutlass Supreme. Some years later he traded it in to a then brand new 95-01 Monte Carlo also brought from overseas to Europe. I made to source a '96 Lumina. Generally, W-Bodies are so so smooth.

[@Fasteddiebreakshearts]

🚥Well damn it’s Saturday already … I always loved all the variations of this platform…My mother had a Red Pontiac Grand Prix GTP bought it brand new in 1996 lasted through 2007 when transmission gave out at 140k 😢

[@bakedfordays2416]

It’s Wednesday today not Saturday ??

[@AnnaBeans-tf3nm]

@@bakedfordays2416dude it’s a joke because Alex normally posts these videos every Saturday

[@WayneSpider]

Might be gone this holiday weekend.

[@Jil1A]

Was the transmission fluid changed regularly? 140k miles is too low no?

[@Hoa-Mechanical]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bkpdude2011]

this reminds me of my Lumina Z34 that I used to drive back when, I still miss that car till this day... 20 something years later! NOW THATS A CAR YOU SHOULD GET NEXT

[@mikebelcher5111]

I have always loved this body style and these cars.I always thought the convertibles were just so cool with that robar.If I ever ran into one decent condition, I would love to have it.I can't believe you fell in love with under a hundred thousand miles and this rare beautiful color

[@xlr8ing_zgarage]

Finally a GM 60°V6! Been watching your videos for a few years and you finally get something in the same family as my 3400 turbo with a Getrag 282. And Happy Birthday!

[@sut2910]

I bought an 89 Cutless Supreme International. It was a new/leftover. It was a beautiful black metallic color. I did not have good luck. I had tons of things replaced or repaired under warranty. Transmission repair, paint peeling off, 2 window regulator/motors, power antenna, water pump, interior dash pad, ignition system, alternator, anti lock brake accumulator, brake switch, and MAF sensor (those left you dead in road then). There was other stuff, but i traded it right after warranty expired. Car was gorgeous and got a lot of comments, but my worst car for reliability.

[@DiecastNewb]

Awesome video. This cutlass brings me back to the 80s/90s with my parents riding around town. Great buy! Enjoyed both vids, new subscriber!

[@larrycuritsjr7289]

Always liked those, seriously considered buying one a couple times, plus a Z34 with same motor. Always back away after researching online about reliability & maintenance. Very cool you got one and watching with great interest how you come along with it!

[@radster8760]

I had a cutlass with this exact setup other than being silver. 1 thing to know about these engines is to always get them to operating temperature before beating on them. Otherwise, they don't hold up. They are a fun, and peppy engine for the day. I also had a Lumina Z34 with the 3.4 dohc and manual trans.

[@Tdfries]

This car excites me way more than any recent modern cars. Its so cool.

[@stuartd9741]

6:00 happy birthday Alex!

[@centralcoaster33]

I had the '88 Cutlass Supreme coupe! I loved it's futuristic digital display, shaved door handles, and the ability to drive everywhere I took it. I took weekend joy rides and rolled the odometer at like 250k. As if they never thought about it lasting any longer! 😂

[@paulsheets6232]

Buck Cherry would be a cool show. Happy Birthday Alex!!

[@sphinxtk]

Paused this to say Happy Birthday mate 👍 One of, if not my favourite KZbin channel. Hope you had a great day, from over here in the UK.

[@jimschafer9196]

Alex what a one off kind of car, great content and what a project and the kids involve supper dad to you - thanks for the clip.

[@dperreno]

I both worked on the development of the W-cars and I owned 2 of them (both Grand Prixs) and they were great cars! Only problem was with the rear disc brake caliper slide pins getting corroded after several Michigan winters, but easy enough to repair. Nice to see how robust your Cutlass is.

[@BanditRider86]

I had a Cutlass like that but not as nice was just a auto with the 3100. Yours is sick! 5 speed and a sunroof. That looks so fun to drive!

[@paulharter7424]

My 89 celebrity eurosport 2.8 hed the ignition control module fail and the fuel pump fail. Replaced both and good to go. Awesome find you have there.

[@lasermagic664]

I owned an 89 international. mine had the digital dash and lights everywhere. came in silver. my plates issued by the state of MN. 737JET. It felt like flying a jet when I drove it. Beautiful car.

[@accaczhu5048]

I love all of the cars you bought and brought them back to life. Have you ever thought of modifying them? E.g...like this blue one....wide body fenders?

[@FrankO-Matic]

Happy 40th birthday, Alex! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thanks for a great channel!

[@dude...are-you-sure]

im loving this Oldsmobile restoration. love the bucket rear seats of this trim. i think grand prix coupes of this generation also had the bucket rears.

[@ckk981]

Pretty sure I saw this car on Marketplace a couple months ago in NJ. I thought if I had the money it would be a fun unique car. I am glad you got it and we get watch this journey! Very cool

[@scottwilson1258]

Fuel Pressure Test?? CHECKK! Lol Pocket full of Posy's ? Flowers! Thank you for these videos friend !

[@lonniemiller5032]

Always loved this body style Cutlass. The convertibles were the best!!

[@angeldesigns1385]

Happy belated birthday brother Looks like you’re doing pretty good for 40, and I’m right there with you on the oldies policy!

[@toinfinitiandbeyond9209]

Another great video...good job Alex...

[@nevillegoddard4966]

Happy 40th Birthday Alex! Nice job on the Cutlass mate! Someone said you outta change the timing belt, so here's a reminder for ya! Great video mate thank you!❤!

[@jayjorgensen87]

happy birthday alex, thanks for another year of great content

[@georgecaldwell6889]

Happy 40th and thanks for the video it’s about time someone did a olds FWD Cutless S

[@dakotart1984]

That clicking shoulder torque wrench is an upgrade you get when you turn 40.

[@LouisWritingSomethingCrazy]

Of course I know Buck Cherry. Was there for the first album. Love the song "All Lit Up" and "Check Your Head"

[@dukesvideos7695]

I have 7 of these W-Bodies, all coupes. They are tons of fun and are going to be sought after. You got a great deal on that one for $3500!

[@wr1ght939]

Good on you protecting your kids!