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http://www.toronado.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=458&p=1342&hilit=Windshield+metal#p1342 Here we go :) You could probably weld yours since you've got your interior all torn out. I didn't want to do that. I've had it patched this way for a couple years now, and it seems to be holding str...

Mine were slightly gold, but i'm fairly certain not the original finish. I've never seen a first gen that didn't have painted drums. They'd rust if they weren't painted.

I had the same issue with my windshield when I boight my '66. After spending a year looking for a replacement, it became apparent it wasn't going to happen. I had to make my own. It really wasn't to difficult, and there's a whole big thread on here about how I did it somewhere... If I remember when ...

Thanks for the response.. I figured the cannister up there was a vacum storgae tank of some sort what somewhat confusses me about that is there is only one line going in to into it and it supplies vacume all the time i think. So how does the vacume get out of the tank to go to the light cannister? ...

After tons of research and more time with and reading the vacuum gauge, I'm beginning to think I have late valve timing. My Chilton's manual says I need to remove the engine to replace the timing chain. Can that be true? I can't fathom removing the engine on an educated hunch that my low power, poo...

Rockauto.com actually has a transmission mount listed in their catalog. It's a whopping $3.11... so dunno about the quality... still, can't go wrong for that price! http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/search/Engine+Mount/02327/C0019.oap?keyword=motor+mount&year=1966&make=Oldsmobile&model=T...

Faantastic Looks like you got quite the camper there

Okay... I'm not an expert by any means... But I don't believe there was a factory optioned 8-track was there? O.o This is the first I've ever heard of it at least... But, then, I'm more knowledgeable on the '66 than what changed for '67... I thought it was mostly just small changes...

Ah, but it is a matter of taste. While I do love the '66 and '67 look, I have a love/dislike relationship with pop-up headlights. Love the look when they are down, not so much when they are up. As for the next two years, I favor the front of both but somewhat prefer the tail of the '69. I also pref...

It's worth remembering the Oldsmobile emblem is a rocket ship... Space was on the tip of everyones mind in the era, and the toronado was designed to be futuristic... The 66 STILL looks futureistic :P The 1970 on the otherhand, was designed more with jets in mind, and really fits it well... Both of t...