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The '66 Olds looks pretty good; hard to say just how many dealer or owner converted cars exist (that are genuine vintage conversions). I don't think they are quite like "69 Z/28s or '70 LS-6 Chevelles, but without bullet-proof docs it is virtually impossible to differentiate an "old" build that is restored, or a current build with correct components. Either way, that car looks like it is worth the "ching-ching"!
I remember in 1969 a little Oldsmobile dealership that had recently changed owners "lured" my dad away from Anderson to be a GSM for this up-and-coming new-kid-on-the-block. His demo requirement was a '69 Hurst/Olds......he only stayed there a short time and went back to Anderson and hopped in a black '69 W-31 hardtop with red bucket seats and stripes and 4-speed. Funny what you remember, especially stuff from that long ago.