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1966 Oldsmobile Toronado on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:39900 Color: chrome is very nice
Location:

Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States

1966 Toronado deluxe coupe.  Car is all original.  39,900 original miles.  Original Paint.  One owner, bought new at Cavalier Oldsmobile 406 West Exchange Street, Akron Ohio on 5/26/1966.  Always serviced at the dealer.  Protecto plate.  Documented milage paperwork.  A title.  Very clean.  Rust free.  Garage kept car. 

The interior is beautiful.  It is white and there are no rips.  Interior chrome is very clean.  No rust.  Carpet and headliner are in excellent condition and all original.  as you would expect in a car with low miles. 

Car has wonderbar AM/FM radio that stopped working a few years back.  Never looked into fixing it. 

Everything else works as it should.  Heater works.  Headlights work up and down.  All instrument gauges work and are clean.

Engine runs and sounds great.  Starts every time.  Belts are original but could be replaced.  Idles smooth. 

The exterior chrome is very nice.  There is no rust and no pits.  Shines nice.  All the trim is straight and shiney. 

The exterior paint shines well but would need a complete paint job to make perfect.  Some light scratches.  Some minor wear but looks great for a 47 year old car. 

There is a dent in the right passenger quarter panel from a bicycle.  (never repaired)  Not major. 

The only thing changed on this car were the exhust tips.  They were replaced.  And one headlight.   

Original paperwork from the dealer.  And a 47 year old title.  All service records.  A true time machine. 

Always garage kept.  Very nice oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe with low milage that will not disappoint. 

Turn key and drive anywhere.  Does not leak oil.  Under body is clean with no holes. 

Hate to let it go.  We have enjoyed it. 

Call for questions 724 640 2713. Eastern Standard time.

 

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