Not mine. Link as follows: https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/a...317052624.html

"Very nice 1975 Oldsmobile Toronado 2-door for sale, Front wheel drive. 455ci, 4-barrel, automatic transmission, Engine has been reconditioned: new rod, cam and main bearings, rings, new camshaft and lifters, heads reconditioned, new timing chain and gears, new oil pump, new true dual exhaust, new radiator, new brakes, shocks, collector plates, has been stored indoors, used for parades and car shows, body has very little rust, see pictures. No rust on frame or floorboards. Newer tires, interior like new, otherwise near-mint condition. Clean title. Runs and drives perfect. Has rare factory economy gauge on dash, original radio was AM/8-track, very rare, now has a factory style AM-FM radio. Original AM/8-track comes with vehicle. All serial numbers on vehicle match, Priced well below NADA blue book. No personal checks. $5500 Prefer cash or cashier's check only please. No trades. If this add is still active, I still have it for sale."

 

The pics in the ad look pretty darn nice. Not sure why the engine was rebuilt, but if all of the work mentioned truly has been done and the options work, that would be a reasonable price to me.

I'd want to know where and how much of that "very little rust" there is. "Very little rust" has different definitions in different parts of the country .

Everyone involved with these know they aren't going to be a good investment for resale, but they sure are nice to get out on the road in.

 

I thought looked like a nice car as well. When I was in school we used to carpool with our neighbors, & they had Olds Toronado & the those plush seats were sure comfortable.