sorry for the quality only had my phone

Very nice pictures.

bet it was a fun drive

yes it was hairpin curves for 10 miles at mountain grades

so i should say it was fun going up as you have the mountain on your side. on the way back the sun was just at that hight visors dont work and that isnt to fun with a cliff to your right and no gardrails lol

Very nice pictures and sharp car. I regret not buying one like yours, really like them. All the Cutlass Verts were produced in the Doraville GM plant, and I was the Production Supervisor in Body Assembly at the time. So, I'm pretty sure my hands have been all over that car!

Joel

lol cool
so you can probably tell me
were the verts really built as coupes and sent to cars and concepts for conversion?

Yes, that is correct. The body was built as a regular coupe with the addition of several extra braces in house. Then the body was sent to C&C for the rear conversion, then sent back to us. Body was then processed and put back into the regular production line and went to the Paint Dept. Body was actually sent back to C&C after this for the convertible top install and and other convertible only assembly. Shipped back to us for final build.

It was a rather complicated assembly with a lot of extra man-hours involved.

Joel

Great Looking pictures Man. Whatever the quality of the cam, it'* awesome to see members cars in country settings around various locales we each live.

wonderful pics now im gonna have to find somewhere like that to take pics here in tn