I Won a 66k Mile Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme from Copart in Seattle! Arrived BROKEN!

[@nick_mastro8812]

Love a late night watch of these American cars, especially watching from Australia

[@SHADOWMARE174]

Amen. I am a fellow Aussie as well

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Please setup a meetup with Hugh Jackman for me!! I’ve always wanted to visit Australia. 🇦🇺

[@darylkik777]

And very jealous of your cars. The Falcons, UTEs, and so many others from Ford, Holden, and others. Blame Mad Max.

[@SHADOWMARE174]

@@AutoAuctionRebuilds Believe me, I wish to meet both you and Hugh Jackman. One day, hopefully

[@stereo98]

Hello, from the USA! 👋🏾

[@idletime]

G'afternoon Randy 🤓 .. Ha ha, you know why the Cutlass kept cutting out and dying like that Randy 😋 . Shortly after OBD2 came out the ECM in the GM vehicles monitor battery temperature voltage and charge rate which controls the voltage regulator. If the battery is stone cold dead like that when you do get it started it'll run off the alternator but it'll cut out and die like that sometimes even if your foot is on the gas. When you put a hot battery in it sometimes it'll come around right away and sometimes it'll take a little while but eventually the sensors will come back online for the charging system and the voltage regulator will know what to do and it'll straighten itself out and start running right 🙃 ..

[@larryjones8444]

When you changed the battery the computer did a reset .

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Man! You are killing it with all of these oldschool 90's cars Randy! I love it! Like this one, they look cool. They were super comfortable cruisers. They got decent gas mileage. What's not to like? This one would be worthy of fixing that deleted A/C for sure. Maybe a tank of fresh gas. A good clean and shine by Brian, and this would be epic! I'd drive that sumbitch until the tires fell off!

[@MichaelKenny-hl6qf]

No need to have air conditioning in Seattle , you only need working windshield wipers

[@CR7andLM10SEWY]

Fr all it does in WA is rain

[@ryzen397]

and bulletproof windows now a days

[@billymcmanus9642]

Love the old Cutlass i had a 92 Cutlass calias. I bought from my cousin years ago. It was the international edition fully loaded black with the gray cladding on the bottom with a trunk rack. Gorgeous car and I never had any problems with it

[@BillySkywalker902]

You definitely need a Lumina Z34 and Grand Prix GTP from the same era!

[@carlosarellano4]

Or the cutlass National edition manual 3.4 like the lumina z34

[@marciliojunior4919]

He used to have a Z34, but he sold it

[@BillySkywalker902]

@marciliojunior4919 I don't recall ever seeing one on this channel and I can't seem to find a video when I search for it.

[@marciliojunior4919]

@@BillySkywalker902 my bad, it was a cavalier

[@BillySkywalker902]

@@marciliojunior4919 no worries. I definitely want the Cavalier Z24. It was pretty sweet!

[@dustinkauffman5868]

My 2nd car was a 96 Cutlass Supreme SL Sedan. I loved the way it rode and drove, mine had around 130k on it. Northern winters had taken their toll and it was rusted out beyond any repair but was still one of my favorite cars. Yours is in better shape than mine was 15 years ago 😅

[@darrenfox5883]

Love these “odd” cars you are doing of late! I am totally with you on your love of these cars! Can’t wait to see what you have back on the road and then see what you have in mind next!!

[@MalaiseEra]

You’ve literally bought my dream garage! Thank you for saving all these!

[@jllucci]

Need to get with Monkey Wrench and legit and have a cutlass rally.

[@paulmckinney6163]

Power Tour 2025, the Cutlass Brigade 😂

[@Nreaper01]

@@paulmckinney6163 I have a 93 cutlass vert I was thinking about taking on the Power Tour 2025 lol I would love being in a little cutlass group!! lol

[@butchboucher3593]

I have a pair of tail lights and matching white rear spoiler.

[@t.l.robinson2162]

You got your money's worth with your Cutlass. It is great to see you winning.

[@JHargraves1182]

I love the 90’s cars! These are the vehicles I remember rolling around in when I was a kid. I’m very excited to see the Bonneville SSEI!

[@butchb.4266]

If I remember correctly, the IAC valve was a common problem on those engines back in the day. They wouldn't idle till they warmed up.

[@bradleyd6000]

Parents owned a 1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi and for the time it was a really nice family sedan that could move. That 3800 V6 was bullet proof, however the supercharger GM put on it wasn't. My first car was a 1989 Pontiac 6000STE AWD. When I was looking at cars, it was between that, a 1990 Buick Regal GS coupe (was going to buy this but the odometer didn't work) and a 1989 Olds Toronado Trofeo.

[@cabalcore2555]

I love this car. I have a '94 Sedan Supreme SL and it's great. I've been driving it for 3 years and have had zero issues with it.

[@thearkhamknight846]

I can't wait to see the Grand Prix. My dad had a 1994 SE when I was a kid, and I still love that car today even though it's gone.

[@thevacdude]

No need to have working air in Seattle. You only need working wipers and heater. Lived in Kent for 6 months.

[@eliswalley6088]

Fix it up, get it idling on its own, replace the broken taillight, fix the ac, throw in a modern sound system it

[@xscorpx]

Those cutlasses were great, same with the pontiac grand prix

[@Steven-qt4vx]

morning Randy, keep the old school cars coming mi amigo 😁🤘🏼

[@isaacsorensen8377]

Those 3.1 engines are great besides the intake manifold gasket issues.

[@isaacsorensen8377]

Dad had a 95 grand Prix (very similar car) with a 3.1 and that thing drove itself to the junkyard. It had one transmission replacement and that's it. Around 300k.

[@jessewynne8193]

That and head gaskets had issues were common on the 3.1 L

[@thievingpanda]

​@@isaacsorensen8377 Hmmm I would say a car should make it to 300k on original transmission to be reliable. That's the norm for Japanese cars, except for Nissan.

[@k.E3754]

@@isaacsorensen8377same with our 2002 malibu😊

[@jeffshadow2407]

The SL was the top of the line but could still have velour or leather. The "S" could be optioned up to become an SL. I sold these from 1990 to the last one in 1997. My first new car was a 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme SL Coupe in Cayenne Red. The entire dash, console and door panels were redesigned, and the seat belt anchors were installed in the B-pillars where they belong. I bought a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero GLS Coupe from a Copart in Oregon. That car came from an estate sale in Colorado and sat for seven years before I bought it. It was another perfect car.

[@ecoscansalopian]

Hired a Cutlass Supreme 3.1 V6 in the 90s. Covered 6,000 miles while I was in the States and it never missed a beat. A comfy car.

[@mrtyreus0]

The GM W-Body platform. From the 90s Cutlass/ Grand Prix to the early 2000s Impala culminating in the 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix. All W body cars are worth taking a look at.

[@oldcarnocar]

i had two luminas, one went 200k b4 i sold it,had that one 7yrs, and the 2nd 120k b4 i ugraded to a crown vic. solid cars,but both seeaped oil bad

[@robertstephens2795]

Love that era of the cutlass. Can’t wait to see it cleaned up!

[@KGR8]

I just bought a 98 olds regency with a rebuilt title and 84000 miles for 2500 in July and i am absolutely loving it. About 1990 +/- 3 years is when Gm figured some stuff out

[@johncornell3665]

Great little Cutlass. Our secretary bought one of these brand new back in the day and she loved it. Great you got it idling on its own. Thanks for video!

[@s99614]

They probably just didn't want to replace the AC compressor.

[@JunkerDriver999]

I just delete all of them on my cars before they go bad. I just roll the windows down.

[@n2091m]

A classic case of the shipping kills the deal. I find so many cool cars but they are just too far away

[@fearlessfly100]

Hey Randy......nice car that you got........glad you got it running on its own......as far as the AC.......replace the DRYER install the compressor replace the orifice tube flush the lines condenser and evaporator....... vacuum for an hour then install refrigerant and see if it will cool......i think it will be a good vehicle to clean up and get everything working........😁

[@bradleypagliaro9133]

Oldsmobile was, in its day, an outstanding value proposition for those who did not want to pay Cadillac prices. Sad to see them go. Glad you can save a few examples.

[@Godsforgiven1]

I've liked all ur cars that you have gotten. I was born in 81 so your cars are right up my alley. I'd love to see an old school square body chevy on your channel if you haven't already. I've been trying to go back to past videos and watch all of them

[@yubamarkstedman7336]

McClellan Air Force Base, decommissioned years ago, not long after this car was new is near my hometown, Rio Linda, the town Rush Limbaugh used to make fun of..."For those of you in Rio Linda, that means...."

[@In_memory_of_Dad]

Hey Randy, I don't care what anyone says I think you scored buddy. I love the Olds Cutless. Please take it to Brian at the Autospa to give her some love, she deserves it!!!

[@haskellburks]

Hello Randy. The 1996 Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme SL is a good looking car. Let's see if it will drive the 10 mile drive.

[@Elis2000sle]

It’s a 94 not being rude

[@olikat8]

Mildew & mold? "Welcome to Seattle area!"

[@countryguyusa273]

Good find and glad she came back to life. Have a great and safe vacation.

[@OLDS98]

Congrats on your purchase. The headlight design was share with the Pontiac Grand Prix coupe from the same era. Pontiac had them a year before Oldsmobile. Fix the air conditioner and drive that car. A good wash and detailing would indeed be nice as well.

[@WWRD1234]

Randy, I think the reason it wasn't running right was because of the voltage from the bad battery. That's what I think, man, I love your show. I love all these cars that you're buying. Cause I used to own a whole bunch of Chevy, to cars and pontiax grand pre oldsmobile, omega. Chevy beretta g t el camino's seventy eight pontiac grand prix

[@jamesclark5461]

Great find that one really had a good life. Worth restoring the A/C. Thanks for keeping after these 1990's wonder cars.

[@jujujustme]

Absolutely love the look of the front of the car. Love the headlights.

[@2003cobramustang]

Glad to see the new battery fixed the problem. Nice olds!

[@ZachRamirez-u4p]

I love the direction your taking the channel and I love these old school cars!!! I’m actually in the process of Purchasing a 1999 Chevy Suburban with the 5.7 liter V8 and it is the regency conversion package!!

[@kellyspeppers]

Had a Cutlass Supreme like that one but it was silver. A great car, I loved driving it. At around 180K the lock up torque converter started having problems.

[@gidget4971]

Keep these older cars coming please.😊😊😊

[@tylerbeach4727]

Low voltage can make cars do some very strange things, also maybe cutting power to the computer and allowing it to reset may have solved some gremlin it had. Very nice car Randy!

[@NoahClay6]

Love the Cutlass Randy what a great looking car with a very comfortable interior. I still see these from time to time for sale or on summer cruises out there. This one looks like it could polish well and clean up nicely. Can't wait for the other cars coming as well. Enjoying the old classic videos with these cars!👍

[@keithvallance219]

Really liking the old cars Randy, a great idea for all the 80 & 90’s on the channel 🎉🎉

[@Mikie1959]

I have always loved Oldsmobile cars i have personally had 3 of them. They were always very nice dependable cars.

[@leviball7593]

Big Randy jumped on those model Cutlass it is trending and Fast. You 3 got everyone searching for these Rear Gems👍

[@cabotactivities575]

I owned a teal blue 1993 cutlass supreme and like yours it was a beautiful car for being a pennsylvania car. Aside from the color, the cars were identical. It ran and drove super.

[@cjsebes]

Gorgeous car. I have a soft spot for those 90s GM vehicles. It absolutely needs to be brought back to its former glory.

[@cornellmukes95]

I knew this was definitely coming to the channel. I've been seeing legit street cars in he's.

[@jimmader9127]

love all these 90s cars. Keepem coming

[@markbehr88]

Great find 👍

[@loganlovescarsandmotorcycles]

I love these cars. I used to buy a car every year or two and the Cutlass Supreme was my favorite. Mine was a '93 or '94. It did everything I needed it to do even in Canadian winter. In this crazy time any car this nice that drives is around $6000 where I live. I bought mine for $300 and drove it home. A year or two before pandemic. Then I let my family convince me that I needed a new car from a dealership and the Cutlass Supreme was sent to the scrapyard. I will always regret that decision.

[@jfayzon419]

Do the same thing with the Saab's to Randy. That would be fun.

[@Theguys1212]

Randy, my 2001 Camry does the same thing. If the battery is completely dead it will almost instantly die after you jump it. I always thought that once they die if you jump it the car will run off the alternator but my old Camry will not

[@w.miller7282]

My aunt had one of these, it was a 4 door cutlass Sl. Not a bad car at all.

[@06roadntrack]

Such a good buddy to spend all that money for your buddy’s part car…. So cool of you :)

[@scottbrady5127]

My 87 Firebird Formula did the same thing when the mass airflow sensor went out. It would run if you kept the throttle up, but as soon as you let off it would die.

[@BigJon22091]

You need an early 90’s Buick Park Avenue Ultra. I love those cars, but they’re stupid hard to find. I’m loving this content/cars. Keep them coming, Randy.

[@thechriscollection9983]

It's a great car. It will clean up well. Nothing beats the style. It probably has a simple issue with the idle air control. The a/c could be replaced, at least it was properly removed. Awesome car. These cars are all gone here. Watching from Sudbury Ontario Canada

[@john_nip_nop]

After the battery replacement the computer did a re-learn when the signals came back to life (after a couple of starts.) You are a brave man to buy sight unseen -- hit a good deal here. Low mileage creampuff.

[@ralphralphin]

I had a 84 white with blue interior and i miss that car so much. the front wheel drive later years blew. I get LSC getting a odd ball special one but to buy a car like this i dont get why you want it. Now the saab on the other hand is much more interesting.

[@pedroadelino100]

What a nice good old car, you are doing great. I kinda like that front,its slick car, 2 door and it works great. I think she deserves a bit of your love and then someone should take over and put this beauty back to the road, maybe not daily but sometimes. I think she deserves that AC and a good cleaning. Keep it up and bring this iconic and history with an engine and tires. I wish they can talk and say them past man, for me a car its not only a car, its a extended part of me. Enjoy ur weekend Randy with ur family and have a good one

[@dennislewis9400]

Randy you did get a good deal I work for Manhiem for Portland Auto Auction back in 93 /94, clean a lot of rental returns I remember having to jump a lot of those cars in the morning the computers were quirky and would rev up and down for about a minute after jumping it.

[@ThriftMachine]

Forgotten classic

[@davidchaisson3610]

Great buy, love the car, brings back lots of memories. Have a great time on vacation

[@Nreaper01]

My first car was a 90 Cutlass supreme. Last fall I bought a 93 cutlass vert that I'm slowly fixing back up as I'm still driving it. These old GM cars pre OBD2 will act like yours did when the batteries go bad. I knew this from mine over 20 years ago. My 93 I just got was doing the same thing for it's previous owner. I was able to get it for only $300 knowing that it was probably just that. I was right. I'm only about $600 total into mine so far and it's only got 89k on it. That's about to sky rocket though with the new top and some body pieces i'm picking up. Love the video. If you guys do Power Tour 2025 in these let me know so we can cruise together!

[@kansaswolf865]

I had a 1989 Cutlass Supreme. 2.8 V6. Famous for alternator not charging battery. That V6 had power like a V8.

[@Adam-p4m3y]

Cracks me up that all those metros are chillin outside still no cover. I’d love to see you pour some time into one of them

[@roquevellos8115]

It is great you are getting 80's And 90's car. I love all those cars. looking forward to see the rest of inventory you gettng.

[@ericbrown-ti5kb]

Hey Randy..usually when idle surge up and down like that..normally your Idle Air Control Valve/Motor would be the culprit..however by you swapping out the battery..you just erased and/or reset the computer on the Cutlass

[@RobertMesa-fu9oy]

I bought a 97 Buick regal LS four months ago in California runs great 147000 miles

[@Carsnstuff442]

Love Oldsmobile, keep 'em coming!

[@stevenroyce8643]

I had one the same car but red with black interior. The 3.1 ran great in the car sold mine with 77,000 miles on it. Like the older 90's cars.

[@djsonic6533]

A blast from the past!! I'm loving these old clunkers from my childhood 😅

[@daviddavis4444]

My mom had one like that She had bucket seats and floor shift with Aluminum wheels loved it. She will soon be 85 and still complains about my Dad trading it off.

[@timthomas6320]

my mom had one of these identical to this one, hers was an earlier one, white exterior with red cloth interior and the older 3.1 that was in the old cavalier, lumina, and beretta

[@GroundWater2]

I love being able to watch the cars getting unloaded XD ngl, its entertaining

[@jessewynne8193]

Replacing the battery is similar to Pontiac GM did this design on so many including Buick obviously another GM

[@btwin1981]

Enjoying the recent content

[@Slashingdreams]

In my experience with these cutlass's the alternator does not put out enough power to keep all electronics running on a bad battery. However that doesn't explain unless when the alternator kicked in the jump box cuts power

[@stevec8610]

Keep them old schools coming man love it

[@factstrumpfeelings4551]

Randy, spray some Goo Gone on the dashboard around that phone mount and slowly work it underneath.

[@lesterburritt2038]

Love the old mid 90s cars. Randy them older gms are fussy about battery voltage. Can't wait to see the others coming. You need the 90s sho

[@cornellmukes95]

I had a pontiac Bonneville SSEI whenever they first came out with the big body body style. It was definitely a badass car.

[@normiels3]

Between you and LegitStreetCars getting these Oldsmobiles, I’m tempted.🤣

[@TeddyBearGaming999]

This was the best era of GM. Comfy, well built, reliable, efficient cars

[@sohl947]

I had a 91 Regal GS Coupe sister car to your Cutlass. Really liked that car. If I get a project car, it might be one like that again! I put a lot of miles on the Regal GS quickly and traded for a Pontiac Grand Prix when the new generation came out in late 96 as a model year 97. The Regal had a few dashboard electrical issues but nothing major.

[@kirk291]

Love those 90’s cars Randy

[@stevecook9000]

i figure the battery being bad/low voltage, didnt give you enough power to operate the fuel pump correctly. when you goose it, the fuel psi was there, but idle, it wasnt. sweet car!

[@danbarby21456]

Randy, we had one for years, they have air fuel sensor on passenger side engine.. BUY 2 KEEP ONE IN THE GLOVE BOX!

[@peterkwok9608]

Nice score Randy 😎😎👍👍so gald that you got the car running 💯💯

[@glennstiller7616]

That era Cutlass is notorious for the AC evaporator (if i have the part name right) going bad, which may be why it was deleted. Happened to my dad's International when it was 5 years old. The repair was a dash out job so he just didn't use it.

[@barryfails5629]

Had two of these one with 2.8 five speed and one with a 3100 automatic awesome running cars!!

[@blackenigma1054]

sometimes cleaning the throttle body will take care of idle issues

[@waynek921]

Nice work on the Olds, randy.