Newbie with 1987 Trofeo
November 21st, 2010, 06:04 AM
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Don Follebout
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Location: Hemlock, Michigan
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Newbie with 1987 Trofeo
Hello all.
A newbie to the classic olds site. Long time owner of Oldsmobiles, and my youngest now has a 1987 Toronado Trofeo as his first car. He will be the one visiting the site with questions and searching for parts during his "learning" years of automobile ownership. Alway looking for information on parts, (looking now for the black plastic covered turn signal assemblies).
A newbie to the classic olds site. Long time owner of Oldsmobiles, and my youngest now has a 1987 Toronado Trofeo as his first car. He will be the one visiting the site with questions and searching for parts during his "learning" years of automobile ownership. Alway looking for information on parts, (looking now for the black plastic covered turn signal assemblies).
November 21st, 2010, 06:54 AM
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Resident Eskie
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Welcome You have come to the right place for info. Great bunch of Olds people who know there stuff. Pictures are always reqiured. did I say that? Required. Really do like the Toronados (sp)
Last edited by snowballs442; November 21st, 2010 at 06:57 AM. Reason: spelling
November 21st, 2010, 07:10 AM
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Don Follebout
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Hemlock, Michigan
Posts: 6
Who doesn't love a Toro
My son just loves his "TORO". Anything unique! Anyone can drive a ho-hum Grand Am or whatever, but an unusual car is it for him. His friends just love it. A 24 year old car, 85K miles & zero rust for $1300.00 was a good deal for him as a 1st car. Parts are very hard to come by though. He will be saving for a early to mid 70's Cutlass, as that is really what he wants. Does not care about my 2009 G8 or his brothers 2004 Grand Prix GTP, he wants early muscle cars.
My dad was a Olds guy who worked for GM at Saginaw Steering Gear (60's F85, 75 Cutlass, 77 Starfire then went to Pontiacs), and always had a passion for cars which he passed to me and now my youngest. I grew up driviing Chevelles, Cutlass', Camaros, etc. and will always love American Muscle.
My dad was a Olds guy who worked for GM at Saginaw Steering Gear (60's F85, 75 Cutlass, 77 Starfire then went to Pontiacs), and always had a passion for cars which he passed to me and now my youngest. I grew up driviing Chevelles, Cutlass', Camaros, etc. and will always love American Muscle.
Last edited by 87TROFEO; November 21st, 2010 at 01:54 PM. Reason: (sp)
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