Toronado.org

Try searching the Detroit Public Library online.

http://digitalcollections.detroitpublic ... adillac%29

Ya, what he said.

Do you mean it has 450,000 miles on it? 45,000?

For $1000, you can't go wrong with any car that runs and drives. Who cares how long it will last?

I forgot to ask if you would post a photo of your new addition.

That's awesome. I vacation in Clearwater/St. Pete every year and have never had the time to come to your museum. I looked at all the cars online a few years back. Usually I'm driving my '56 Coupe de Ville but maybe this year I'll come down in my '66 Toronado. I'll have to see the museum then! What's...

rhdfuryiii wrote:Been snooping around this website for awhile .. looking for a '66-67 Toronado (or heaven forbid 67-68 Eldorado) .. preferrably from SouthEastern USA [ i.e. close to CA shipping back to Australia ]

I think you mean Southwestern USA

There aren't any really different things to look for on the Toro than you would look for on any car of this era. Since it's FWD, check the front axle boots for leaks or holes, etc. Make sure there aren't any clicking and clacking noises during sharp turns. How many miles? Timing gears lose their Tef...

This thread has some photos to help you connect everything correctly.

My '66 came to me hooked up wrong.

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1405

That car is beautiful. Great paint job!