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I get about 13MPG, with a one time best of 15. If fuel economy is a big concern, buy an econobox and THEN your Toronado. I think you will find that my numbers are more common than those getting 20MPG. Having to rely on a 45 year old vehicle to get you to work every day can be very frustrating.

Complete with all accessories. $700. New Haven CT

Hello from New Haven, CT. We'll have to get together some day!

Welcome!

I´ve admired your Toronado´s restoration site for years and I can not wait to see it finished.

68 Toro wrote:A few years ago I found and copied this photo from the internet somewhere, I forget where. Thank you for adding yours the collection.

That looks just like my bench

I'm game. (I'm in New Haven, CT)

If I use all of the '76 Eldorado suspension, can I retain the Eldo axleshafts... Will they bolt to my '66 TH425 diff? Since '66 axleshafts are hard to find, this might be a good thing to switch to. Thanks.

There is mid 70's Eldorado at my local junkyard. I'm tempted to graft the front and rear brakes into my '66 Toro. I have read Mark Pruett's write up and it is pretty clear that the old drum brake wheels do not fit over the stock calipers. I am wondering, how bad is the interference? Also, any point ...

Just my humble opinion but I would look for a car that is in pretty good shape. Mine was strait with no rust but it still cost a fortune to restore I live in the western suburbs of Minneapolis and found this on craigs list http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/cto/1632090293.html I would rather spe...