OT - What's a 1984 Hurst Olds worth?

Royse · Mar 29, 2020

T-tops, lightning shifter, 86,000 miles.
Tires need replaced, head liner is falling out. Body is great.

Kid Shileen · Mar 29, 2020

Not sure but the lightning rod shifters are ver hard to find.

John in Mich · Mar 29, 2020

Any pictures? Always fun to look at other hobbies people here have to distract them.

Brendon-KS · Mar 29, 2020

If it's otherwise in good condition I'd guess somewhere around $10-12k. In mint condition it could be double that - there's a lot of collector interest in the performance G-body cars like
the Hurst/Olds, Grand National, and Monte Carlo SS.

UncleTom · Mar 30, 2020

curious as to what motor Hurst Olds had?

Brendon-KS · Mar 30, 2020

For the G-body model that the OP is asking about it was a 307 Oldsmobile engine.

Duner Wi · Mar 30, 2020

Here is one for sale.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/oldsmobile/hurst/2188127.html

Crazy Horse · Mar 30, 2020

That was well out of the original Olds muscle car era many years before of course. Those can bring big bucks for sure. Getting into a car restoration can bring financial surprises, bad surprises most often, I guess I don't have to tell you that. Are you selling or buying?

Crazy Horse · Mar 30, 2020

Royse ..... below is an interesting link with some info on the Olds you are referring to .....
POKE HERE for info ....

Hobo,NC · Mar 30, 2020

They were an alignment mans nightmare... You could not get to the upper alignment shims : ( I charged 3 times the going rate take it are leave : )...

The valve cover gaskets were all a P.I.T.A. and you were going to get to do them once a year..

I always had a soft spot for the Monte Carlo SS I had two of'em. I was gonna get my son one for his first car but all the decent ones I found had T tops I was not going there...

Royse · Mar 30, 2020

Thanks for the information and links guys!
Sorry, I don't have any pictures of it.
It belongs to a friend and I was just trying to help get
a value other than "what someone is willing to pay".
Even though that's true.

doublebass73 · Mar 30, 2020

(quoted from post at 08:03:09 03/30/20)
They were an alignment mans nightmare... You could not get to the upper alignment shims : ( I charged 3 times the going rate take it are leave : )...

The valve cover gaskets were all a P.I.T.A. and you were going to get to do them once a year..

I always had a soft spot for the Monte Carlo SS I had two of'em. I was gonna get my son one for his first car but all the decent ones I found had T tops I was not going there...

My mother had an 84 Cutlass with the 307 V8, it was the only new car she ever bought. I remember my father had to do the intake manifold gaskets when it wasn't even that old. He had to remove miles of vacuum lines before getting to the intake.

Hobo,NC · Mar 30, 2020

Yep and to make it worst GM used biodegradable vacuum hoses like every thing else low bidder got the contract..

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