^^ Since the final 500 has that collector car status, I don't think modding it's a good idea ;)

yeah, that car is staying stock. except for those snap in pieces. i think andy is the most aftermarket thing that'll ever be in that car.

and man is he ever aftermarket. :lol:

As was stated by Redog and Cherry, modding a piece of Oldsmobile history is not a good idea. As with the '71 442 it will remain stock.

The only things I ca do are small reversible mods like this or the OSV wheels that I picked up from IronDog.

If you read the first of my posts you would have realized that these will eventually be going on a coupe. That will have major mods done to it.

i think they look damn good. as a matter of fact im going to order the covers on monday. been hoping they made something like that cuase i dont like seeing the all the bareness under the hood. dont know about getting them dipped due the cost but you never know. good mod yo.

Also the same reason I wasn't looking for a Cutlass 442 or something else along those lines to drop a new motor in and race it.

If I ever get my hands on a early 70's Cutlass (don't care 442, HO or S) It's staying stock. I might put a 4 barrel carb and mani on it but keep the old to swap back, it's not hard on those ;)

Nice subtle appearance mod!