Anybody else drive one of these ugly cars? I drive a 90 Cutlass Ciera.

No. Can't say I'm too sorry that I don't, either. Of course, I don't have a license yet...

Can anyone tell me what frames are compatible with a 1971 Cutlass Convertable? Thanks.

Any General motors "a"body from '68 thru '72 share identical frames. These cars are the chevelle, malibu, cutlass/442, pontiac lemans/gto and the buick skylark/gs, any suspension parts/ frame modifications will work for all of them. Althogh the engines/rearends aren't the same they will interchange. A blessing GM has bestowed upon us is parts interchangeability beyond your wildest imaginations.

Yeah, but it's a shame they didn't have any fenders for "my" 1977 Olds Delta 88 Royale... :rolleyes:

I still can't believe that dumb golf card did so much damage!!!

I drive an '89 Cutlass Ciera myself. It was handed down to me by my bro-in-law. Mind you that during those years, Cutlass Ciera was the number one selling american car. Its by far the most reliable and economical car I've ever driven. I own several cars now and still drive the Cutlass more often on daily chores. Don't put it down so much because of its appearance. If it takes you to where you're going then that's good enough. Besides, if you don't like it, replace it, that is if you can afford one. You should not be too concern over your car appearance in Tennessee, unless if the cows are complaining.

my first car was an 86 ciera and i absolutely loved it. the car was very reliable and never let me down. it wasnt sporty or fast, but it did what it was told and never complained. im currently looking for a mid-90's ciera simply because i know its a proven vehicle that is comfortable and reliable.

Originally posted by sickhonda
You should not be too concern over your car appearance in Tennessee, unless if the cows are complaining.

The cows aren't really the ones complaining, it is the damn birds who crap all over it. No, in all seriousness the car is really dependable once you get past the looks of it.