73 Olds Toronado, 33k Orig. Miles, New Engine, Nr!! Loaded With Options. Calif. on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
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This is a chance to get one of the most iconic cars made, "the poor mans Cadillac", a 1973 Toronado. This is a project I started, and very close to finishing it, but personal life issues force me to let someone else finish it. Read on, and I'll list all the good, and all that needs-to-be-done to finish. I have already invested over $5,000 in the car, but I'm selling it at a lose. I will starting the bidding with no-reserve, for the price of the NEW engine.
The GOOD; *Zero miles, 455 v-8 *Power- windows, door locks, brakes, antenna, seats, steering, sunroof *Original AM FM 8-track stereo with a separate cassette player in center console, also 8-track to cassette adapter *Cornering lights *Rear bumper mounted 5th wheel spare *like new Michelin tires all around *Very cool velour seats (yes, original) *Air conditioning *New re-cored radiator, acid washed and bladdered fuel tank, tank sending unit, fuel lines, fan clutch, valve covers, rebuilt carb. egr valve, heater control valve, vacuum lines, heater hoses, many more not listed. *serviced trans. & differential *original owners annual, service book, and dealers service manual, and other documents. *all chrome and stainless is there, straight, and in great shape. *Smokey brand CB radio *extra tail light lens (2) *receipts for parts *work done by a ASE certified technition This car has just over 33k miles, the wear was from sitting in storage for years, but you will be amazed at the cool options on this car, and what good of shape it's in for it's age. The seats are so plush, it's like sitting in your living room. Now, what it will need to be road ready: *Ignition coil *Install distributor ** *Brake work needed (soft) *connect air conditioning lines ** *sand down surface rust on roof, install new vinyl top *Needs fresh paint ** indicates parts included I would guess it will take 2 good week ends, and a vinyl roof and paint, and you'll be ready to cruse. Car is located in Sacramento California and can be seen by appointment. Call for any questions, evening are preferred. 706-551-8539 Payment: At end of auction, you must make a $500.00 deposit within 24 hours. Balance must be paid in CASH at pick up. I recommend you come and look at the car BEFORE you bid, but if that's not possible, and you will be sending a shipper, balance must be paid by bank transfer. all fees for transfer must be paid by buyer. You may mail a bank or cashiers check, but funds must CLEAR before car leaves here. This may take up to 2 weeks. Pick up: I am a working person, and available in the evenings, and week ends. You or your shipping company must be aware of this. Be sure to be prepared to load a non running car. The car is at my home, not a shop, so I do not have the equipment or man power to load. It rolls great, but it's heavy. For ANY questions, call or text me. 706-551-8539 This car will go to the highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Have your funds together. NO TRADES. Remember, the winner has entered a legal contract. |
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Head below to watch the episode, which includes a few words from GT6 creator Kazunori Yamauchi.
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