popeye Posted April 25, 2005 Share Posted April 25, 2005 Hi everyone, Im new to this forum and dont have an olds yet but was hoping to find a 442 convertible. When I was a teenager I had a 70 cutlass supreme that my grandma gave me that my grandparents bought new and a good friend had a 64 F-85 with a 330 that we used to cruise around in all the time (Im pretty sure he still has it 20 years later). I was always impressed with that 64's power and looks now I can afford a 65 442 vert but had a question for you experts. What's the difference between an f-85, cutlass and holiday coupe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rocketraider Posted April 25, 2005 Share Posted April 25, 2005 F85 is the base car. Usually kinda plain as Oldsmobiles go, but in Deluxe trim they are still pretty nicely appointed and are the lightest weight A-body cars. Cutlass is a trim and performance upgrade from F85 Deluxe, with V8 power and usually, not always, a hotter engine. Holiday is Olds-speak for a hardtop (no center post), so a Holiday Coupe is simply a 2-door hardtop. All 61-65 Cutlasses are V8 2-doors.F85-based 65 442 are rare. All were Sport Coupes (2-door post cars). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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