1980 Oldsmobile Toronado Xsc Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Augusta, Maine, United States
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NO RESERVE- Quick 3 day auction. I've bought another car so this must go. I've driven this car about 2,000 miles, it's from St Louis Missouri. The interior is in great shape except the drivers should be reupholstered.
It has a Maine Inspection Sticker and is currently registered and driven occasionally, the day of this listing, I plan a 200 mile trip in the car. It has a very small gas leak that we've not been able to detect, but doesn't appear to be near the engine. Tires are good. I had brake work done and a new battery installed. This car is a 10 footer, it looks good 10 to 20 feet away. There is rust in the rear quarters that's been repaired but not done professionally. This was on the cover of Toronado Club "Front Driver" magazine in January. The door locks and seats work fine but the power front seat doesn't on the drivers side. I must move this quickly, I love the car but it's time to move on. It hauls ass....sort of speak...but, it's rattlely and makes noises in the doors and windows. But overally, a neat car. there's a few spots of surface rust, but no floor rust or rocker panel rust. You can store the car here 4 months but then it's 75 dollars a month There is no title with this car but it will come with a Maine Title letter from the DMW which is accepted by All 50 States to get a new title. Maine doesn't issue titles on cars this old. Good luck, it's again no reserve. On Apr-07-14 at 13:34:02 PDT, seller added the following information: I just took this car for a 200 mile ride and really forgot how much I love this car. First, I mentioned rattles and noises. Those noises are really more related to hitting pot holes and having noises a traditionally old car would make. Particularly when slamming the door. But as far as normal highway driving on a good paved road, the car is very very quiet. I had forgotten that. I will upload if possible some youtube.com video I took today while driving the car. It corners and handles fantastically, and the 5.7 litre V8 with front drive makes it very easy to burn out if you wanted too. (or even accidentally). On Apr-07-14 at 16:32:41 PDT, seller added the following information: All Exterior Lighting works including the front fender Side Cornering Lamps. This is a youtube upload today of the car being driven on Interstate 95. I has the 85 miles per hour limited speedometer which is basically useless since you really don't know how fast your going. I got it up to 75 according to the speedo. On Apr-08-14 at 02:33:15 PDT, seller added the following information: Here is another Youtube video, but this is the car driving at a slower speed, 45 miles per hour. |
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