1966 Oldsmobile Toronado 7.0l Big Block #'s Matching All Original 1 Owner Car on 2040-cars
Warwick, New York, United States
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PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU ARE WILLING AND ABLE TO MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: * $800.00 NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT DUE AT THE END OF AUCTION (Immediately due) * FULL PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION END (unless other arrangements made). Please read my ad carefully and to its fullest. THIS IS A PRIVATE SALE. NOTE: This car has been off the road and in storage since JUNE 1979.
This car was inspected by myself, and a shop and has been thoroughly checked for any issues or damages. Clean clear Title. You will be dealing with me directly. I will assist the buyer the best way I can to smoothly complete transaction preserving the interests of both parties involved.
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Serious Inquiries please. If you have a question please call my cell (845) 987-9267 Up For sale is this 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado Coupe. This car was initially purchased for a private collection in 1966 and was driven sporadically until it was parked and sat until 1971. The car was brought to my attention two years ago after the family sold their house and the vehicle wound up at a storage facility in Orange county NY. To my amazement the car started ran and drove with fresh gas, and all new fluids, filters and plugs/wires. I know very little about the car other than it was last registered and on the road in 1979, and the family claims it had been in their garage since the owner (family member) perished. The car has NO RUST anywhere, its very clean. The body has no repairs other than dings and a scuff prior to repaint. The quarter panels floor pans and all of the metal is original. The chrome is original and in great condition with exception of one dent (pictured) and minor pitting in some spots. The headlights work intermittently, I am unsure of how to go about fixing them so I did not attempt to repair them. The lights turn on but don't pop up all of the time. The car received new tires because it sat on the original tires which did not hold air when it was brought to me. The car did not run when I was called to prepare it for the sale. The car was towed to a garage where all of the fluids were flushed and replaced, new plugs and wires were installed and new tires were put on. The car started and ran great! No smoking, compression and internals are great. we did NOT replace any parts on the engine suspension, drivetrain transmission etc. The car does leak a little oil, although it has been leaking less and less. It is driving better the more it runs. The transmission is in great shape shifts well, the car runs and drives excellent (better than my 2006). the interior received new carpets (old carpets were dirty and stained from years) the driver side of the seat had a piece repaired (upholstery shop) Everything else is unmolested. The gauges all work, the AM radio and speakers work, all of the windows roll up and down! The blowers and fans/vents all work! This car starts up and drives great, very quiet and drives like it should. The miles on the odometer read 5,987 however I do NOT know if they are original or not. The car was only on the road 10 years and sat for over 30+ years. The interior of the engine looks clean, the frame and floor pans are excellent! The doors close snug and perfectly. The Gentleman who owed this Toronado had 3 of them, one was sold in early 2000 and the other I have and is being restored however it sat outside and is in need of MUCH work. This car spent a few years outside (last 2, 2011-2012) It was brought to me 2012. This car received a new paint job last year because the original paint was fading and weak. There was nothing replaced on the outside or interior. Just the fluids/filters, paint, carpets, plugs/wires, tires and brakes. It still has the original exhaust system and lines. This car is as close to original as it gets. Nothing in the engine compartment was painted, it even still has the original under the hood cover, and decals. This car starts and runs excellent every time. I do not have the owners manuals, however I do the the title from 1978 (last title issued). any picture requests OR questions are welcomed. The car is in excellent shape. (845) 987 9267 Thanks!
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