1966 Oldsmobile Toronado, Black With White Interior,106kmiles 425 Engine on 2040-cars
Red Oak, Texas, United States
Engine:425
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 106,000
Make: Oldsmobile
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Toronado
Interior Color: White
Trim: Standard
Drive Type: Front Wheel Drive
1966 Oldsmobile Toronado, Black with White interior, this is a Standard Toronado, completely functional, starts and runs well, I have an additional set of bumper ends another gage cluster for the dash. I have owned and driven the car since 2003... it is a really nice driver and a head turner, I have a few classics but I can safely say this one sounds awesome...I have a clean Texas title in hand... This an original Toronado, the only updated item is the stereo, it is a discrete sony stereo... I have an original radio in the additional instrument cluster that can replace the aftermarket addition if you so choose...I am not really in a hurry to sell this beauty but I am the proud owner of to many cool cars and my wife has requested a downsizing of the fleet... please contact me through EBay if you have questions or would like additional pics or information, send me your phone number and I will call you if you like. This is a 1966 Toronado so this baby is sold as is...
Thanks for your consideration
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