1967 Oldsmobile Toronado - Full Power - SOLD!
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When luxury was king, this car was at the top of the list. This beautiful 1967 Olds Toronado was years it the making by GM engineers in it's day. It was a senior owned car that was stored until 2009 at which time a major restoration was completed. There are approximately 90K babied miles on it. Powered by a 425 (not 429) V-8 turbo 400, it has P/S, P/B, power seats, telescopic steering wheel, Wonderbar radio, power atennae, air, corning lights, luxury interior and dual Exhaust. The list goes on and on, you just really have to see it for yourself. A full professional appraisal has been done and is available to the SERIOUS buyer. Don't miss out on this dream car!
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1967 Oldsmobile Toronado, Absolutely Beautiful
The '67 Toronado was the second year for the Toronado and was built in Lansing Michigan The '67 featured a softer suspension and minor styling modifications Identifying a '67 Toronado
In 1966 Oldsmobile introduced the front-wheel drive Toronado, the first Front Wheel Drive car to be built and sold in the U.S. since the 1930s. (The last one was the Cord) The 1966 Toronado was voted the car of the year by Motor Trend. In 1967 the body style stayed nearly the same, and the ride became even better. This was truly one of the first elegant sports cars. It had luxury styling and interior, with a huge 425 cubic inch engine with tremendous torque and speed. The car was built to hold five people comfortably, and had the feel of a sports car. Sales soared for Oldsmobile, and today many of the cars are front wheel drive.
The '67 Toronado was a truly massive coupe shell, nearly 19 feet long. It was a real super car with its advanced front wheel drive design. It was extremely fast and nimble and had a top speed of approximately 130 mph. The new cost for a Deluxe version of this car was $4,812.00 and was a very good value. It has been considered a landmark creation.
Oldsmobile Toronado Vehicle Overview
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1969 Mark III Headlight Operatrion
Mark III was the first Lincoln to have headlight doors. Unlike later headlight doors, the units on the Mark III are independent of each other and thus are not perfectly synchronized when opening and closing.
1969 Oldsmobile Toronado - Spikedpunk's 'captured' cars June 12, 11
Seen at the Milton Optimist Club's Sunday evening Cruise was a 1969 Oldsmobile Toronado. One does not see too many of these on the show car circuit, thus makes it nice to see these. The engineering idea was certainly in a different direction with these cars, and in the hands of a capable driver, do very well on road courses, the car goes where you point the wheel, period.
