Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I remember those. Pretty badass.Olds 442, probably an 86. They came with 307 4bbl. Nothing really special performance wise. Still a nice car. The 84 Hurst 442s had the Lightening shifters. Those were cool.
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I remember those. Pretty badass.Olds 442, probably an 86. They came with 307 4bbl. Nothing really special performance wise. Still a nice car. The 84 Hurst 442s had the Lightening shifters. Those were cool.
That old school equalizer under the dash REALLY brings back good memories. That was the thing to get and install back in my youfth. Especially the backlit slide knobs. And there were twice as many wires to hook up per amount of adjustment knobs. Really a good challenge for us old whipper snappers coming of age.I tried for a few years to get that shifter setup for my GN--when I still had it. They were hard to find, and when I did they wanted CRAZY money for a setup. Surprisingly Hurst doesn't make them anymore. I bet if they did they'd make a TON of money selling them.View attachment 439940