1975 Oldsmobile Toronado Brougham, 455 V8, Triple Black on 2040-cars
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
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1975 Toronado Brougham. I am selling this car for the family of a gentleman that has passed away. This family has has long term ownership of the car and recently brought it out of storage. It has Power seats, power windows, power locks, cruise control, air conditioning, 455 V8, Velour interior, AM FM stereo. It is very clean and rust free. The only spot of body rust is contained to a small area on the bottom of the passenger door. The car runs great but the brakes drag on one side and prevent us from driving it around at this moment. The air conditioning compressor spins but does not blow cold. It must need a recharge. The car shows 40,996 miles and it looks correct, but I have no documentation to support that mileage. The interior is in great condition. One of the tail light filler panels is missing, but I have located a place that sells replacements for $59.00. This is a very good example that needs minor work to be great. I encourage to inspect it in person and ask any questions prior to bidding or buying.
This car is being sold as is and without any warranties of any kind. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. |
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