1967 Oldsmobile Toronado

Coupe

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

396877M604175

Clear

Gasoline

TORONADO 1967 V8 67 Oldsmobile Toronado Dimensions and Capacities Exterior Dimensions Coupe Overall length (in.) 211 Wheelbase (in.) 119 Luggage cap. (cu. ft.) 14.5 Fuel tank (gals.) 24 Interior Dimensions Coupe Headroom f/r 37.9/37.5 Legroom f 41.8 Shoulder room n/a Powertrain Specs Displacement/Type 425ci 4bbl V8 Horsepower 385 Torque 475 Transaxle 3-speed auto. Availability Standard 1967 Oldsmobile Toronado. Two-door, five- or six-passenger coupe. V8, 425 cu in 385hp Rocket V8, Lenth 211 inches, width 78.5 inches. Electric windows and seats. Original rims that are hard to find. The Toronado was the first American front wheel drive. I have owned this car for over ten years. I drove this amazing automobile as a daily driver. It was always a pleasure. It is a head turner and you must have patience because everyone you run into wants to tell you his or her story of once owning or knowing a Toronado. The stories usually end the same. “I can’t tell you how much I regret selling that car” Circumstance has made it so I had to park the car about 4 years ago. I have not turned the car over since. At the time that I parked the Toro, it was running beautifully. The car is rusted badly were the vinyl top was. It needs a new exhaust and much love. The Interior is in pretty clean shape as is the rest of the body other than the obvious. It is in very sturdy shape. This car is an American classic with wonderful history and is almost extinct. Taken from Wikipedia “Oldsmobile spent seven years developing the Toronado. Prior to its introduction to the public, over 1.5 million rural test miles had been performed to verify the strength and reliability of the Toronado's front-drive components. Obviously, Oldsmobile did not want anyone to experience problems with the new design. History has confirmed the Toronado design was indeed heavily over-built; the GMC motorhome of the 1970s, which used a basically unchanged Toronado-derived drivetrain, stands as a testament to that fact. Nevertheless, the re-introduction of front wheel drive earned the new Toronado Motor Trend "Car of the Year" honors in 1966. Read more: http://www.automobilemag.com/features/collectible_classic/0806_1966_1967_oldsmobile_toronado/index.html#ixzz1doJeZNIj Odometer reads 83,000 but I am not sure if that is accurate. 2 Door 1967 Oldsmobile Toronado VIN 396877M604175 PS, Original rims. Not sure if that is a selling point but I read somewhere that they are very hard to find.Vehicle Location: Burbank, California Based on C.A.R.S Classic Auto Appraisals ($250 Value), Fair market value for this 1967 Oldsmobile Toronado Two Door Hardtop withVin# 396877M604175 is $5700. 00 This was based on the vehicle condition and fair market value of other vehicles sold in similar condition and options.Click Here for Aprraisal Whats new for 1967: Toronado owners were now treated to a slightly softer ride. Styling was freshened modestly with a new crosshatch grille pattern and flush hidden headlamp doors. Dual master brake cylinders replaced single, and front disk brakes were a new option.1966 and 1967 Toronados shared much in the way of styling. The major visual difference was the grille, which consisted a crosshatch pattern for 1967, and horizontal slats only for 1966. Also, the concealed headlamps became flush with the header panel for 67