1966 Oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe Coupe -75000 Miles on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Montana, United States
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This is a 1966 Toronado Deluxe Coupe with 75000 miles . I purchased this vehicle from an estate . This vehicle was bought by dad , then when he died it went to his daughter till she could no longer care for the car. This vehicle was always garaged and well maintained . I did have a new exhaust installed and new brakes all around . The car was repainted a few years ago the original white color by one of thee best paint shops in my area and it looks great . The car is a time capsule . Its is all original it even has the original shocks on it . It has a 425 V-8 with a Rochester 4 barrel .It has new white wall tires . This car is a great piece of history . It was the first front wheel drive introduced since the Cord 810 .This is a very straight and rust free car . There is two extra wheels with it also . It will need an A/C compressor and head light actuators . Other than that this car will cruise very nicely anywhere USA , or would make a very nice piece for your collection . If you have any questions ,please feel free to email me. Thanks for looking .
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