1977 was the fifth and last year of the “Colonnade” A-body cars at General Motors. A smaller, more fuel-efficient platform was due out in 1978, yet cars like the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme were still putting up big sales numbers. The seller (also a dealer) has a ’77 Cutlass Supreme Brougham – the top-line model – for sale, which has been in storage since 2015. All cleaned up and ready to go (except for new tires), this Olds can be found in Oak Grove, Kentucky. And it is available here on eBay, where the opening bid of $7,500 is uncast, but the Buy It Now option is set at $9,995.

The Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme was born in 1966 as a mid-size personal luxury car. Morphing later to include 4-door models, the Supreme would enjoy a run lasting more than 30 years. And it would become the best-selling car in its class for a time. The 1977 model year was no exception, with total sales of more than 437,000 units, of which nearly 125,000 were Brougham coupes like the seller’s car.

We’re told this Olds was last registered a decade ago, and the previous owner has passed away (we don’t know which came first). It has spent a number of years accumulating dust, which has since been washed away by the seller. It would be occasionally driven short distances, which may explain why it still runs and drives well (there is no mention of any servicing work done). A 350 cubic inch V8 resides under the hood, which was typical of this generation of the Cutlass Supreme.

No mention is made of any rust, and the blue paint, matching interior, and white Landau vinyl top all seem to have cleaned up well. Though the seller has put about 100 miles on the Olds test-driving it, the buyer will need to invest in a new set of tires. We’re told the vehicle will not be sold with an open title, so does that mean it’s encumbered in some way? At 70,000 miles, it looks good for a nearly 50-year-old piece of Detroit iron.