Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser - Production Figures

Production Figures

1971 Total: 13,981

  • Two-seat (six-passenger): 4,049
  • Three-seat (nine-passenger): 9,932

1972 Total: 24,994

  • Two-seat: 6,907
  • Three-seat: 18,087

1973 Total: 38,921

  • Two-seat, plain body: 5,275
  • Two-seat, woodgrained body: 7,142
  • Three-seat, plain body: 7,341
  • Three-seat, woodgrained body: 19,163

1974 Total: 15,916

  • Two-seat, plain body: 1,481
  • Two-seat, woodgrained body: 2,960
  • Three-seat, plain body: 2,528
  • Three-seat, woodgrained body: 8,947

1975 Total: 16,068

  • Two-seat, plain body: 1,458
  • Two-seat, woodgrained body: 2,837
  • Three-seat, plain body: 2,315
  • Three-seat, woodgrained body: 9,458

1976 Total: 22,316

  • Two-seat, plain body: 2,572
  • Two-seat, woodgrained body: 3,849
  • Three-seat, plain body: 3,626
  • Three-seat, woodgrained body: 12,269

1977 Total: 32,827

  • No breakdown of the number of two- and three-seat models produced is given in Oldsmobile's production figures for the Custom Cruiser from 1977 on.

1978 Total: 34,491

1979 Total: 36,648

1980 Total: 17,067

1981 Total: 18,956

1982 Total: 19,367

1983 Total: 25,243

1984 Total: 34,061

1985 Total: 22,889

1986 Total: 21,073

1987 Total: 17,742

1988 Total: 11,114

1989 Total: 8,929

1990 Total: 3,890

1991 Total: 7,663

1992 Total: 4,347

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