Hello from Germany!

[Mikel]

Gorgeous!

[Otto Skorzeny]

Is there any company near you in Germany that can straighten the front bumper?

[Otto Skorzeny]

When I was at the vintage auto races at Road Atlanta, some guy took a bunch of photos of me driving around and put them on a website. A friend of mine just came across them by accident. The author obviously didn't know anything about Toronados but his pictures are good.

http://www.car-revs-daily.com/2014/05/0 ... er-purple/

[Mikel]

When I was at the vintage auto races at Road Atlanta, some guy took a bunch of photos of me driving around and put them on a website. A friend of mine just came across them by accident. The author obviously didn't know anything about Toronados but his pictures are good.

http://www.car-revs-daily.com/2014/05/0 ... er-purple/

Yes, the text shows that he's never driven an early Toronado. My '66 is a surprisingly nimble car that will go through twisty roads quicker than I would want to go.

[Otto Skorzeny]

Of course. Front end heavy? No. GM got the balance almost perfect with 55% of the weight up front and 45% in the rear. No torque steer or oversteer, either.

[bcroe]

today a one question to transmission : which one do i
have , is that TH 425 or th400 ?? Toronado ist from 1966..

In addition, the 66-67 TH425s were switch pitch. You may note the 2 wires
going up to a mechanical switch on the throttle linkage. A few have been converted
to an electronic control, then you will find the upper trans lug wire going to a control
box. Whatever type you have, you should run the test for solenoid clicks from the
trans, with just the ignition on. It impacts driving. Bruce Roe

[Jelonek]

thanks for informations about the transmision Bruce

Otto......with my bumper.. hm if... than i have to do it couse there is no a corporation and this is no coplicated (I hope)

[Jelonek]

another reason for the driving with the Toronado

[Jelonek]

and today......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-25cua ... e=youtu.be


Greetings....

[mindreader45]

another reason for the driving with the Toronado

As a Bridal car? Nice.