[BenLurkin]

Where does one purchase a Cutlass these days?

[al_c]

Maybe here?

[Buckeye McFrog]

Where does one purchase a Cutlass these days?

Your Friendly Neighborhood Oldsmobile Dealer?

[Uncle Miltie]

[dsrtsage]

Teen?

[Sasparilla]

Must be left over from the buccaneer pirate days there.

[euram]

On the islands, a machete is often referred to as a cutlass. Used for cutting sugar cane, and chopping coconuts.

[Safetgiver]

That’s not your father’s Oldsmobile. Or anybody else’s I guess.

[Hugin]

“Where does one purchase a Cutlass these days?”

Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_7?url=search-alias%3Dsports-and-fitness&field-keywords=cutlass&sprefix=cutlass%2Caps%2C286

[Red Badger]

At you Oldsmobile dealer, silly....................oh, wait......................

[Cyman]

Any used car lot in the midwest

[Ezekiel]

Where does one purchase a Cutlass these days?

"This place has got everything."

[Boogieman]

I may be able to fetch one for ya.... for a price, mate!

[kearnyirish2]

I have a cool machete that is designed like a sword; a machete blade with a hilt and hand-guard like a Napoleonic-era officer’s saber (with the eagle head on it). Isn’t curved or short like a cutlass, the blade is too thin/flexible to be a sword, and clearly stamped as a machete, but anyone seeing it would think it is a sword.