#Oldsmobile vista cruiser

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

Funny enough, two custom Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser wagons were built as 442 models with the W30 package back in the day. This particular tribute model isn’t one of them, but it nonetheless comes equipped with a rip-snortin’ engine under the hood, specifically 455-cube V8 mated to a 700R4 automatic transmission. There’s also power brakes and power steering to make driving it that much easier.

[winter-draws]

You can literally cruuuise the vista!~

I had this picture idea in my head for a while and finally decided to make it a reality! My dream car is the 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, equipped with third row seating and a two-way rear tailgate with a sliding glass window.

The picture itself is actually a re-draw of an advertisement for the 1968 Vista Cruiser, found here courtesy of @/carsthatnevermadeitetc.

[jh0721]

1971 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

[thecargays]

🎶 hangin out, down the street 🎶

[cosmonautroger]

[winter-animosus]

I may not seem like it, but I do have a couple of dream cars........ One of which is the 1991-92 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser and the other is a classic from That 70s Show, the 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser!

I don’t know if I’ll ever have either one in real life, but my sona can at least drive them. X3

They were both taken from GTA mods but I’ve made extensive edits and modifications to both. Heck, the Custom Cruiser was originally a Chevy Caprice, it didn’t even HAVE the Vista Roof on it!

[vegaduke]

1971 Oldsmobile VistaCruiser

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Oldsmobile Vista-Cruiser, 1970. The Vista Cruiser was based on GM's A-body, the second generation model arrived in 1968 with a 121 inch wheelbase and recessed windshield wipers. An Aztec Gold '69 model very similar to the above featured in That 70s Show with the pilot of the series revolving around Red Forman's decision to pass the car down to his son, Eric Forman. The car would remain a fixture through the series' eight-season run. 1970 was the best selling year for the 8-passenger version of the V-C with 23,336 units sold

[goshyesvintageads]

General Motors Corp, 1966

[uncannydrive]

1970 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, via BaT

[vintageadsmakemehappy]

1966 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

[chadscapture]

1972 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

[oliviadunham-forever]

#fringe - Walter’s car, an Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser '70-'71

[cosmonautroger]

[winter-animosus]

I have just made a wonderful realization.

In just under three weeks, I can pick up my TotK OLED.

A week after that, That 90s Show season 2 starts filming.

A week after that, Tears of the Kingdom comes out.

I’m just. So excited. I don’t even know what to do to bide my time until then. I feel like maybe I just need to start replaying games I like? Part of me wants to marathon Zelda. Part of me wants to marathon Bayo 1-3 and Origins. Part of me wants to play the Sims and make the PERFECT recreation of the Forman house from That 70s/90s Show (even though I’ve done that at least ten times already).

Not having drivable cars in that game kinda makes it less desirable though because I could have the Vista Cruiser and it would only be a decoration rather than being functional. I guess I could play TS2 or TS3 but they don’t have as many good building options. And having the platform and functional organ in the living room and the L shaped stairs to the basement is really important to me. All this is just making me think Paralives and Life By You are so far away (but who knows if they’ll even HAVE basements...)

I kinda derailed a lot there, but whatever. Point is, I really want to make the perfect Forman house and I can’t lmao.