When talking about Oldsmobile, we usually think about cars like the 442, Cutlass ... also suggest that this truck is a tribute to the Hurst/Olds cars of the 1960s and 1970s.

We can't decide if the Intrigue 442's details are cool or crud. There's the white-and-gold paint, a nod to the Hurst/Olds versions of the 4-4-2 that appeared sporadically throughout the 60s ...

But the Hurst/Olds is not the only rare iteration of the 442. The W-32 you see here is actually much more challenging to find. A one-year option offered in 1969, the W-32 bundled the 400-cubic ...

I realized it wasn't a real Hurst Olds when I went to check it out, but it was, in fact, a real 442," he explains. "Once I hauled the car home, I just wanted to build something that reminded me of ...

How about its impact in the racing world? How about the Hurst Olds 442? Sorry for all the questions in one letter. Thanks for considering my letter. - George L., St. Augustine, Florida A ...

The 442's 5-spoke wheels return in gold, which is a nod to the special-edition Hurst/Olds. Its gold stripe along its flanks ...

It’s worth noting that the Cutlass had been equipped with a 455 cube V8 in 1969 as part of the Hurst/Olds package. Our feature Oldsmobile 442 is a matching-numbers convertible in Viking Blue.

The interior of the Oldsmobile 442 shows little sign of wear, save for some minor creasing on the driver’s side bucket seat. The console is home to the Hurst shifter that rows the four-speed ...

See All 7 Photos It is a solid example of what Dr. Olds was serving up at the peak ... got around GM's cubic inch limit by having Hurst repower cars with the 455 motor that had been created ...

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There is a reason the Oldsmobile Intrigue is not the stuff of car shows. We can't decide if the Intrigue 442's details are cool or crud. There's the white-and-gold paint, a nod to the Hurst/Olds ...