I'm sure that Oldsmobile 455 was the only participant in the film enjoying that cold, Chicago air!

I love when cars like this are kept relatively stock. Oldsmobile always made super great engines with a high amount of nickel in the engine blocks . convertibles are heavier than hardtop due to the the overcompensation for not having a fixed roof but with 500 ft lb of torque it's not really a concern. Thanks to u both lou

What a sweet 442! Triple black, 455 W-30, Convertible AND the "correct amount of pedals"= Perfect! GREAT VIDEO LOU.

Living on the edge with no registration in a convertible 442!!!! It doesn't get much better than that!!!

That view of the rear is one that a lot of stop light warriors where surprised to see I'll bet. Super nice car.

Here it is, the holy grail of Oldsmobiles. Optioned out perfectly and with 3 pedals. I would give up at least one body part for this : ) Thanks Lou!

It is a real beauty guys!In immaculate condition,and extremely sharp in black.One of my favorite automobiles.The 1970 model!!!!

Another rare beauty😍 Thanks Lou.

You get muscle & messed up hair with this one! It's always a treat for the channel to visit with Tom, and what a surprise to see an Olds in his collection. When you hear the car story though, well it's obvious why he has this one. It sounds like a keeper to me. Thanks, Lou!

Love the urban setting showcasing Tom's beautiful car! For myself, this feature evokes memories of the '80s muscle car boom when you'd catch glimpses of beasts such as this parked near garages, warehouses, and side streets while driving around town. Thanks Lou!

Hi Guys - Cool story about this car - I bought my first new car in 1970 - The blue oval - Red Mustang - This must be a Lansing Ride from Michigan . • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

That car is out of this world. Thank Lou and Tom.

LOL older brother had a gold/white 1970 W30. Nothing could touch it 0-60. What I remember was how HOT these cars got. Driving to a summer wedding out of town with mother and sister in law, we had to pull over, pop the hood and fan that monster 455 with magazines/floormats to get it cool enough to finish the drive to the wedding before we missed it. Better story, elder brother passes the car down to middle brother. One day he catches my Ma walking out the door and volunteers to take her on an errand to the drugstore for blue rinse or curlers or something. He waits in the car parked near the store, when he sees my mother he jumps on the gas and does a brake stand a LOUD SMOKEY brake stand. He then pulls a donut and slides up next to the curb where my mother is stoically waiting...She gets in the car and says "I wish you wouldn't do that". BTW, saw a mint all original version of the same car sell on Barrett Jackson for about $450k. Cheers Lou.

Oldsmobile's are my favorite car brand. I love seeing videos on them. Buick is a close 2nd. The more upscale Oldsmobiles and Buicks are trimmed out nicer than the Pontiacs and Chevrolets.

Damn! That is the absolute pinnacle of Oldsmobile Muscle! Just stunning! 😎👍

Super cool Very RARE car...with the correct number of pedals.

thanx Lou, yet another awesome classic Friday night cruiser and time machine, "line 'em up boys!!"

Very nice 442 W-30 ! Beautiful condition and great details. Thanks Tom and Lou!

Who needs a radio, when one has that awesome music coming from the exhaust?

Absolutely one of the best 442's I've seen. I agree that the '70 was a particularly choice year. The triple back combo is the icing on the cake. My top pick for '70 will always be the Chevelle SS, but this one comes in close!

No doubt Lou, my dreamed car ❤️. Congratulations to its owner and thanks for show this beautiful car.

The boys are back in town!

Car is awesome !! ha, 1980 and i take my long gone '69 Charger (383 magnum, 727, sure grip) out for a spin. I wind up next to a nice 442 similar to this at a stop light, point forward and the guy gives me a nod. Light turns green and we're off. We're about even mid way thru second gear for me and he looks at his friend, nails it, barks the tires and leaves me in the dust. When he punched it, i took a closer look and see The W-30 insignia. I didn't know what it was. Get home, take a closer look at a recently received Hot Rod magazine which featured Classic Muscle Cars and, yep, a W-30 was there. 'A 455 ?!?'. No wonder he blew me away. Thanks for the memory, Lou , i think ;).

Gorgeous car!! Reminded way back when a friend of mine had a 70 442 W30 coupe in red, white vinyl top, white interior and stripes. Auto with the Hurst hisnhers. Great video!!

Beautiful Olds !

Look the old cutlasses they are sharp looking and just 🔥

Great car, brings back memories. The Mom of one of the kids I grew up with had a 1970 442 W30. Hers wasn't a convertible but what a ride! She had a bit of a heavy right foot, I can still remember her getting on it just enough to break the tires loose, after she had it moving, as she left Church every Sunday! I delivered parts and saw it at one of the garages when I was delivering parts. I asked what it was there for and he said rear tires. It seems that she needed new rear tires about every three months. She complained that the tires weren't very good because they wore out so fast!

So cool that you posed the car in a Chicago vacant lot, which has been forever known by us Chicagoans as a "prairie" no matter how surrounded it is by other houses or buildings. And I loved seeing the car rip down the North Side streets! A shocker from Mopar Tom but wow, what a prize. Thanks, Lou!

WOW Lou, you have just presented my favorite convertible of all time!!! If I would have ordered one it would have been exactly like that one. Thanks Lou 👍

Enjoyed the video, Lou! Very nice car!

The most underrated car in history. My first car was an Oldsmobile. It was a 72 cutlass supreme. Absolutely loved it

My dad had a Oldsmobile it was green and I loved it! He sold it and I drew a picture and put it in the trunck as a going away gift I was so sad. I loved that car. I forget the year. Then my ma had an white one. That made up for him selling the green one. I miss him so much 7 years today. I hope you have a really nice Easter! I gotta finish hiding Easter Eggs 598 of them my two kids will be busy half the day looking for them:). Thanks again! Very nice I love it!!

Beautiful !! After years of being “old-man” cars, in the late 60’s, Olds and Buick stepped up and showed their moxie !! I had a ‘70 Cutlass convertible with the 350 4-bbl., and even that car was fun. These 4-4-2’s were a blast with all that torque.

People… Pay attention… This is a beautiful car Presented skillfully… Let’s get that thumbs up working… This film shot probably took a full days work… So thumbs up. We like how it’s done… We love the cars… Don’t get lazy…

I remember seeing one of these during The Woodward Dream Cruise that was yellow, but I was on Telegraph Rd. I turned my head for a split second and it was already a quarter mile down the road. Thanks for sharing, as I always wondered what the interior looked like.

My other favorite GM Oldsmobile 442 car. This is such an AMAZING and GORGEOUS vehicle. A High performance of the 70s WOW!! FLAWLESS, very CLEAN indeed! Black represents Masculinity, like my former cars Alfetta GTV and Celica GTS, completely dark. But this car is a BOMB! the engine is a KNOCKOUT! very PRISTINE! I love the way they incorporate the blue/silver colors of the engine block, the shining alternator and the presence of black carburetor, hoses and wirings, GREAT! the interior is absolutely AMAZING! Idling and rev sound like a lion Growling! Roarr!

Nice ride like 100 correct and original

Another beautiful and rare ride. Checks all the boxes. :) I love this one. Reminds me a lot of my Cousins 72. His unfortunately had an arguement with a telephone pole and lost. First time I witnessed a man cry at the loss of a car. :/ Thank you for sharing this Cutty with us. Take care.

That is one awesome W-30 442. The triple black makes it even more special. I love Oldsmobiles and happen to own a 71 Cutlass Supreme

Love seeing the reverse lights work...my dream is to see the reverse lights on a '60 Edsel.

Black Beauty, toothy maw, impressive hood scoops, classic olds profile, nice dual flared exhausts, clean trunk, amazing detail on engine, love the hurst cue ball shifter, basic GM ip, cool V8 rumble, another top notch viewing Lou! Odd GM did not provide a liner for the rag top! support hoops are visible.

The steering wheels were a fabulous design in those 442s Lou!

I'm trying to find the right words to say - but all I can do is think about hoping to see this beauty on the street again, just so I can give it a thumbs up as Tom passes by. Good stuff as always, Lou! Happy Easter!

one of my favorite muscle car cause a girl friend had one it was gold in color

A rare W-30 indeed. Total production W-30 convertibles in 1970 were 264 of which 96 were 4spd. cars. Actually the "Holy Grail" of 442's were produced in 1966. 54 W-30's and 93 dealer modified "Track Pac" 442's, IMHO. I own a 1970 442. Love the car and the gobs of torque.

Beautiful and sporty Olds! I got a laugh that you guys were driving with no registration and plates. Lucky there were no sharp-eyed cops around...LOL ;D ....Love that it is also a convertible...always had a thing for rag tops! Thanks for showing this awesome ride, Lou and Tom. Happy Easter and I sure enjoyed this treat that the Easter Bunny brought! :D

I am what you would classify as a Mopar guy. I never have been able to explain it, but I have a strong love for Oldsmobiles. Maybe it's the fact that Olds Rallye wheels are the best looking factory wheel ever made. It could be that monster torque 455. It could be that gorgeous split grill or how the taillights are integrated into the bumper. The 1970 442 is my all time favorite non-Mopar and a top 5 favorite car, Mopars included. The owner is right. I can't think of a convertible I like better.

Goodday Lou, What a killer video. I think I am the biggest Oldsmobile fan in Australia. No one knows about them here in Australia, mention Oldsmobile & they think old people's car & nothing to do with muscle cars. My first 1:18 Diecast Model is a 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30 in Matador Red. Tom has impeccable taste in Muscle Cars & a Triple Black, 4 speed W 30 is up there with the best of them. I would sell my Mopar for a W 30. Oldsmobile under appreciated, under valued, & the first GM brand to put a big block in the new for 1968 A Bodies . Hurst Oldsmobile 445. Original gentleman's muscle car, not Buick but Oldsmobile. I just wished GM gave Oldsmobile a pony car like they did with Pontiac. Great great video, more Oldsmobile please. Your number 1 Fan in Australia Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤

Hmmmm...a couple of dudes on a joy ride in a stolen car 🥴 Jeez Lou - 1970 Cutlaas/442/W-30/4-cogger/455/converible - stock. Man...saweeet! Tom always shows some beauties - and a little to light action! I feel GM's A-bodies of that era - no matter what iteration were some of the most handsome cars GM ever built. Great feature Lou - thank you. And btw...nice camera work.

Great car Lou. Love those 442 Glad you feature it Thanks

Thanks for sharing and showing this incredible car!!

Cool car but I hope it has really strong air-conditioning for driving in the summer!

Best year 70' w30,ram air hood w/locks, 442,convertible,4spd. awesome.

Love it Lou...had a chance to buy a 70 W-30 years ago but 3k was more than a young guy could find... By the way, the clock is a combo Tach as well... Beautiful car as are all of his collection.

Tom & Lou: thanks. An icon: OLDSMOBILE FROM 1970... Actually, I would have preferred , to buy, ::an Olds w-30\ BUICK/ GTO Stage 4 / Challenger RT/ SEs though some of these models were much more expensive, than ; some $3000/ Delivered , I paid for my 70 Coronet500/383/ turquoise/auto/ Deluxe INT/Etc..in summer of 1970..! Good times in Chicago...!Interestingly, have a memory of the Green/ Green\White: 70 CHALLENGER /Se/RT/ MAGNUM/4 SPD; with every OPTION MOPAR HAD(! Really) that we decided **NOT to buy was really** expensive then.( the Dodge/ AMC Dealer ( Syracuse IN)was next door to Drugstore I worked at, & always interesting stuff going On. I was a car Guy then, also,,......(:., PPSS; how many of these 455/W-31 CONV/ _ speeds REALLY MADE IN 1970, SEEMS particularly rare...& I WAS still driving my 4 SPEED/ 1966 GALAXIE 500/ XL/352( boo!),??)....?

That car is gorgeous.

Great content as usual and what a car! Thanks Lou.

LOVE the repore you have with Tom.......

My dream car! Excellent car!! Enjoyed watching. Thank you

My next door neighbor had one of these in orange with white top and interior in 1970

Beautiful Oldsmobile love the rumble of the 455 big block with the winters intake manifold a true gentlemans muscle car and will give the 426 hemi run for its money 💯💯👌 thanks again Lou anther legendary GM muscle car added in your awesome automotive archive

Again, one of my favorites cars from that time, any 1970-72 Cutlass 442 would be my dream car I've not owned to date, as long as they were original, numbers matching with a story. A convertible 442 W-30 is just a cherry on top!

That's a great sounding street racer !!! I hope he let you drive it . 👍👍

Flawless Olds, love the styling and color schemes. Nice job Lou, another holy grail car.

That’s one beautiful 442!!! Thanks, Lou for showing it to us!🇺🇸

Squeaks & rattles are a part of the character of convertibles. When fully open, U don't hear it. Ear to Ear Smiles inside the car & out AWESOME MASTERPIECE. Gr8 memories Lou. Thanks for sharing. question, why would power brakes not be available bc of cam. Vaccum problems?, just curious. They were luxo muscle cars.

My parents had one in the late 1970s and early 1980s except in a hardtop but same color combo. It was rolled during a bad storm they hydroplane and went off the road rolled it 1 and half times landed on its top. They were ok but the Oldsmobile wasn't. Another great video Lou.

GMs finest creation! Outstanding

So there IS hope for Mopar guys after all.

Always liked the olds 442 . Nice one Lou !

Excellent representation of a great car and a great Oldsmobile 💪💘💯

Amazing & beautiful car !

Hi Lou, thank you for one more fun and educational video! How that happened, that this car doesn't have a fireplace built-in? Poor guys, you were shivering in the car. The end of November in Chicago, it's not a fun time! I love the scene in the background, like one suspense scene in a crime movie. :) Where would I drive this car? You've got it! :)

Hi Lou good morning love that 442

Another classic 👌👌

I love the exaust sound of V8 !!!

A very rare car ! Thank's

Beautiful car Lou thanks and God Bless.

This one is a beauty!

My friend had one in school 455 turbo for peace out beautiful car

Awesome!!!!!

GREETINGS. From Venezuela, . >. . .

Super Cool~!!

Nice ride for sure. Even if it had plates etc, some cop was bound to ticket you guys for stunting upon hearing those chirpy tires. lol

Well I have to admit that is one beautiful unit I had a '70 W-30 white with manual steering & breaks I had mine running 12:60's @ 102 m.p.h. in the quarter... Put the 328 duration camshaft Holly carburetor headers and top-cat tune kit..and a few tricks as well when the intake was off plugged the carb warmer with aluminum foil so the hot exhaust kept away from the carb. Those toe taps used up half tank of gas... ..

those are 71/72 fenders.he was smart to keep original '70 fenders.

Wow Lou another outstanding unit! Really strange seeing him driving and owning this unit after I have seen him in so many outstanding Chrysler products. Really looked nice and looked like brand new. What a great find he has. Lou can you tell me what does W-30 mean? I cannot remember and was hoping you all would mention it and it's meaning. Sounded nice and I bet the ride along really was fun. Just a awesome piece of automotive history! Thanks for sharing Lou!

Very very cool Lou! My Dad had a 69’, I believe it was, 442 w/a 455 automatic, but no W30. That was a pretty nice car too! That must’ve been close to 40 years ago when he had that! Geez, where does the time go?! Anyways, cool buddy! 👍👍🤘✌🏻! Oh yeah, I think whoever Dad got his 442 from, had put that 455 in it, I think originally it was a 350 car.?!?!

You can't go wrong with the triple black with the white trim. I would love some seat time in a four speed Olds. Especially that one.

Nice 😀

Hi, Lou! This triple black 442 W-30 is a real triple threat! Yeah, I think this could beat the Hemis, it's got everything you could ask for, and then some! The Holy Grail, just as Tom said! Too bad you and he couldn't do more than a little cruise around the block, but I didn't notice any cops on the beat! Thank you, Lou and Tom for this thrilling Rocket adventure in the baddest Olds on the planet! P.S. Just out of curiosity, what is a potbelly sandwich?

3:10 of course the back end is impressive, and it was the only view most of U yokels would get.

The ram air should be closed while it's running. Simple vacuum line fix.

Wild to think that in 1980, this was just a 20 plus yr old car you could still go into an Olds dealer and buy up NOS parts, probably super cheap if u were lucky. Even more so if you found a dealer wanting to get rid of 20 year old parts to make room.....oh for the want of a time machine lol

Now that's a bitchin 442👍👍🇺🇸

This is your fathers Oldsmobile .

I'm dreaming with that car

Hi Lue I have a 1970 cutlasssupreme I bought from Minnesota but the car was from Iowa it needs total restoration this is my 4 one I have had also the only one that has a Hurst shifter 12 bolt poss rear end sport mirrors bucket seat number 6 heads. 4 barrel carb w 30 manifolds front and rear sway bars drum breaks all around dull pipes high compration 350 I would consider it a sleeper I have some of the build sheet and some of the paper work from the dealer what would you think a car like is worth after it gets restored? THANKS NICE W30 ONE OF MY FAVORITE COLORS

First time I've ever seen a clock/tach combo.

Curious, I am wondering about a car my neighbor has/had. Quite a number of years ago my fuel gauge quit, causing me to run out of gas and so I knocked on my country neighbors door to see if he had a can he could lend me and I could pay him back. We went into his garage and I was blown away by what was in there. I don't know the year exactly but it looked like this car in the video. What I do remember is that it was a Hurst optioned W30 olds convertible with the dual scoops, blue paint with silver or gold pin stripping / trim, can't quite recall. It had white interior. I said to him that I had no idea that he even had it because I had never seen him drive it. He said that he barely ever took it out and that it had never been wet. It seemed to me that it only had around 400 miles on it. I moved away from there almost 40 years ago but have often wondered about it and if he still has it or not. He said he would sell his wife before he sold it lol. I wonder how rare of a car that actually was? I was more of a Ford man and at the time my own car was a 68 big block fastback Mustang.