50+ Members!

[damaged442]

Hey! Did any of you happen to notice that we are over 50 members? I just saw that and felt it was worth a mention. Not too bad, I must say. Thanks fellow Oldsheads!!

[ragz442]

Not too bad since the sites only been up a short time. It's nice having a site to go on where your cars are appreciated.

Good job Keith ;) .

[keith455]

yes. i'm very proud how quickly that this site has taken off considering it's limited to a small group. I think it'll only grow as these cars become more collectible.

[PSU442]

one small step for Olds owners... one giant leap to getting the aftermarket to remember we exist! yeahhh!!!

[ragz442]

one small step for Olds owners... one giant leap to getting the aftermarket to remember we exist! yeahhh!!!

I did notice that Fusicks has added up to '77 in their catalog. Not a whole lot available, but at least they acknowledge us now anyway.

[442MUCH]

I did notice that Fusicks has added up to '77 in their catalog. Not a whole lot available, but at least they acknowledge us now anyway.


That's a start! Half my car is from the junk yard.:rolleyes:

[ragz442]

What junk yard you shopping at? I need to start going there :D .

[damaged442]

I've been trying to get various companies to increase their interest and inventories in regards to our years. My latest attempt was to Legendary Automotive Interiors in Newark, NY. They have up to 72, of course, but they have weird things like the 78-79 Dodge Lil Red Express and Warlocks. I don't get it. I know for a fact there are many more of us than there are of them. I told them I would even volunteer both of my cars to get measurements if they needed. I sent three emails and made several phone calls. No love. It's too bad because they really do good work from what I have seen. There have been numerous cars in Hemmings Muscle Machines mag that have had their interiors done by them. Hopefully someone would get their head out of their ass and see there is a market.

[PSU442]

we seriously need to start pushing our cause (and by that I mean telling people about this site) at cruises and shows this summer. It's the best way to show that the interest is there. Cutlass was the best selling car of the '70s, how can we be so ignored?!?!?


(Note: The direction of this thread reminds me of a topic in the suspension forum. If anybody from CA reads this, Hotchkis Suspensions is looking for a 73-77 A-body to use as a template.)