This 1979 Oldsmobile Hurst Calais W30 is a Two-Owner vehicle that has been with the current Owner for the past 20 years. It retains its factory moonroof and features a 350ci V8, equipped with a mild cam, long-tube headers, electronic cutouts, MSD ignition components and a 100-shot nitrous system. Finished in Black and Gold, the car is equipped with the factory-style gated Hurst shifter, power steering and power brakes.

Exterior
* Black and Gold exterior
* Factory moonroof
* Flower-etched windows
* Fender and body trim
* Unique wheels
* Big Hoosier tires

Interior
* Tan interior
* Reupholstered front bucket seats
* Stock gated Hurst shifter
* Added SuperTach tachometer
* Autometer water temperature gauge
* Autometer oil pressure gauge
* Autometer nitrous gauge
* Functional analog clock
* Cracked dashboard
* New dashboard included

Mechanical
* 350ci V8 engine from a 1968 Oldsmobile
* Automatic transmission
* Built and blueprinted steel heads
* Mild performance cam
* Long-tube headers
* Electronic exhaust cutouts
* 100-shot nitrous system
* Racing fuel cell in trunk
* Electronic choke system
* Be Cool three-core radiator
* Adjustable fuel pressure
* MSD distributor
* MSD Digital 6AL ignition control for rev limiting
* Super Conductor wires
* Power steering
* Power brakes
* Flowmaster exhaust
* 3.73 Posi rear end

Modifications
* 1968 Oldsmobile 350 V8 Performance-built engine
* Cam
* Headers
* Exhaust cutouts
* Nitrous system
* Racing fuel cell
* MSD ignition components
* Tachometer
* Autometer auxiliary gauges
* Exhaust
* Unique wheels

Maintenance & Vehicle History
This Hurst/Olds has had two Owners, with the current Owner having owned it for 20 years. The 350ci V8 is from a 1968 Oldsmobile and was built and blueprinted by Bobby from Ace Motors in New York. Additional equipment includes a Be Cool three-core aluminum radiator, adjustable fuel pressure, Flowmaster exhaust and a 3.73 Posi rear end. The dashboard has some cracks, and a replacement crack-free dashboard is included, along with the original Owner's manual, an extra trunk lid, original glass and other parts. The exterior paint could use a repaint. This Oldsmobile is offered for sale by Owner, located in West Islip, New York.

❤️ From the Seller:
"1979 Oldsmobile Hurst Calais W30 For Sale...This 1979 Oldsmobile Hurst Calais W30 features a factory moon roof, a 350 V8 motor from a 1968 Oldsmobile producing over 400hp, steel heads built and blueprinted by Bobby from Ace Motors in NY, a nice mild cam, long tube headers with electronic cutouts, a 100-shot nitrous system with a racing fuel cell in the trunk, an electronic choke for the nitrous and regular intake, a big Be Cool three-core aluminum radiator, adjustable fuel pressure, MSD distributor, MSD Digital 6AL ignition control for rev limiting, Super Conductor wires, an automatic transmission with stock gated Hurst shifter, power steering, power brakes, big Hoosier tires wrapped around unique wheels, Flowmaster exhaust, and a 3.73 posi rear. The exterior is black and gold and could use a paint job. It has flower-etched windows, with the original glass included. Inside is a nice, big, comfortable interior with reupholstered front bucket seats, an added SuperTach tachometer, added AutoMeter gauges for water temperature, oil pressure and nitrous, and an analog clock that works. The dashboard has some cracks, but a new crack-free dashboard is included. This car has only had two owners, with the current owner having it for 20 years. The original owner's manual is included, along with extra parts including a trunk lid, dashboard, original glass and other components. Unique ride with an amazing sound."

🧠 Did You Know?
The 1979 Oldsmobile Hurst/Olds Calais W-30 was the last special-edition collaboration between Oldsmobile and Hurst Performance in the 1970s. Built on the Cutlass Calais platform, it featured bold black-and-gold or white-and-gold paint schemes, a distinctive Hurst Dual-Gate shifter, and a 350 cubic inch (5.7L) Rocket V8 engine producing 170 horsepower. While some sources suggest that California models may have been equipped with a smaller 305 cubic inch V8 due to emissions regulations, this remains unconfirmed. With only 2,499 units produced, the ’79 Hurst/Olds W-30 stands out for its striking styling, limited availability, and muscle car heritage—marking the end of an era for late-1970s high-performance cars.

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