Not mine, saw it on Barn Finds...
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/queen-creek-1970-oldsmobile-toronado-gt/7354737619.html

 

Can someone activate the link? Thanks.

 

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/c...354737619.html

 

Or the 66...
https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/...355107524.html

 

I hope somebody doesn't ****** up that W34 and use in the engine in a Cutlass for a W30 clone. If that car is running decent that seems to be a fair price. That could be a great car.

 

my toro gt i had was the same green color.sadly just before i got it it went in the ditch and hit a culvert.it was tweaked so i ended up pulling the engine and i still have the engine

 

I think that of the 5400 GT’s produced, 4800 are Sherwood Green with green interior. The remaining 600 were Gallion Gold. Regardless of rated horsepower, nothing comes close in style after the ‘66 debut in my opinion.

 

.1970 Oldsmobile Toronado GT w34 - $5,000 (Queen Creek)1970 oldsmobile toronadocondition: goodcylinders: 8 cylindersdelivery availabledrive: fwdfuel: gasodometer: 95000paint color: greensize: full-sizetitle status: cleantransmission: automatictype: coupemore ads by this user 95,000k A title running driving with engine noise.Matching numbers455 W34 GT option car.TH425 w/ Factory high stall converter Front wheel driveSpecial make car.25.000 total productionAbout 5400 GT models.As is.Registered with tags.Not road worthy needs a tow home. Currently have just purchased brand new carpet in the box with front and rear floor mats also brand new headliner and materials for the entire roofline in the box ready to go also brand new materials for all the upholstery seats. Door panels and dash and rear package tray are in good shape.

 

Boy I don't see that car sticking around very long. Possible repaint but everything is there. That bumper alone is worth what? Other than a possibly repainted fender or whatever that car looks very clean.

 

 

For the right first Generation Torornado fans that could be a good deal.

 

Funkwagon,

Only 4799 were Sherwood green with green interior. I had a white on with a blue top and a blue interior. I wonder if it was one of one lol!

 

Of course, I was grossly exaggerating, but it sure does seem like green was a favorite. One of our North Texas member’s has a beautiful dark blue ‘70 GT.