Today I went to the OCA Nationals meet in Seven Springs, PA.

Here is a link to all of my photos, unedited. I'll clean the pics up tomorrow.

This has 1100 miles:

Finally a GTO I can sink my right foot into! I like it!

Cool.

A question, what was the last RWD Olds with a stick shift and V-8?

I believe that I may just join up with this club.

That cutty pace car in the first photograph is awesome...

Chris

...also looks like a lot of both 50's and 70's cars showed up, looking at the full set.

The 50's car photo's were great. Thanks for sharing those also.

Chris

A question, what was the last RWD Olds with a stick shift and V-8?

73 cutlass?

http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2005/1...n_feature7.html

http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2009/0...n_feature6.html

Edited July 18, 200916 yr by cletus8269

Very nice, lucky for me next year their right on the CT/MA boarder. About how many cars were there at the show?

well my guess was wrong, looks like maybe 77 with the optional 5sp?

Actually, I am 90% sure that I am wrong but I thought I remembered a few of the 78-87 Era Cutty's with a Manual shift...

Chris

Great collection of pictures there!

It is always great to see the classics, but I have a soft spot for two of the last Oldsmobiles: the Aurora (especially the 2nd generation) and the Intrigue. Glad there were a few of those at the meet.

Edited July 18, 200916 yr by ZL-1

Actually, I am 90% sure that I am wrong but I thought I remembered a few of the 78-87 Era Cutty's with a Manual shift...

Chris

Actually, I think you are right. The early A/G bodies from 78-81 did offer a V8/manual combo. I am almost certain that Olds wasn't excluded from that.

Hard to find though...

Actually, I think you are right. The early A/G bodies from 78-81 did offer a V8/manual combo. I am almost certain that Olds wasn't excluded from that.

Hard to find though...

I want one.