1971 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible. Stunning factory original Sienna Bronze exterior with a matching interior, black stripes and black convertible top. This rare convertible is one of just 183 and has just completed a 100-pt full frame off restoration by one of the nations most noted 442 experts to truly exceptional standards. Repainted in its original color, the exterior finish is stunning in its clarity and straightness. Equally as impressive is the like-new interior and outrageous undercarriage, making this easily an exceptional show car. All factory original drivetrain and components with matching numbers, stamps, and date codes finished to concours standards as well. Other factory options include the outside air induction hood (featured on the W30), bucket seats with console, factory gauge package, sport steering wheel, power disc brakes, power steering, electric top, 3.42 Posi rear end, and more. Full supporting documentation including original dealer invoice, protect-o-plate, bill of sale, owners manuals, and complete ownership history. Impossible to duplicate! The Olds 442, like many other staples of the muscle car era, was originally an option package. Introduced as the 4-4-2 package in 1964, this included a larger engine with 4 barrel carbs, a 4 speed manual gearbox, and dual exhausts; additional improvements included heavy duty brakes and suspension, stiffened frame, and more. By 1968, the option had become popular enough to warrant its own model. Built on the popular A-body platform, the 442 soon became a strong performer for Oldsmobile. By 1971, the 442 had gotten a new 455ci engine and was a solid upper-class contender for muscle car fame. Step up to this Olds 442 and you will be astonished by its quality. A pristine bucket seat interior greets you, and a set of crystal clear gauges is arranged neatly ahead. Turn the key, and the big V8 roars instantly to life and settles into a subtle growl. While the engine is large, the sprightliness of this car is a welcome surprise, offering excellent responsiveness thanks in no small part to both Oldsmobile engineering and the scrutiny paid during restoration. It is truly a remarkable auto that would be a pleasure to both drive and show.