That sir is a class act, SAH-WEET ride.

 

Looking great! Nice work.

Pat

 

Looks great! Nice job, thanks for sharing.

 

Very, very nice.

 

Looks like a lot of time and effort... Nice job... Another Olds saved for the future generations to come...

 

Looks like a beast from the front, Nice looking car!! If its packing any kind of power like your cutlass, I can't wait for the video.

Eric

 

Nice work Z. Cruise time, a/c on and down the road!

 

That is one fine ride! I love Toronados. Great job.

 

Thanks for the props. It was a looong time coming!

 

Two words... Bad ***!!!

 

Super Job. Toronado are my favorite! Bet you get plenty of compliments. They sure dont make them like that anymore.

 

Would you be interested in the trans ID decal?

 

What's it look like? Where does it go? How much? Clue me in, I have no clue.

 

Email me at psigmund@wi.rr.com

 

I heard you get your own bathroom w these

 

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Couple of pics at the underside. Just to show it ain't just pretty up top!

 

This car is going on epay tomorrow night. Just a heads up.

 

On epay now. Selling a 75 Caddy convert too.

 

Car is on its way to Germany.

 

As much as it hated to sell this car as soon as it was done, My life has changed. I used to live 5 minutes from the warehouse. I now live a half hour away. Things just weren't working out for me. To switch a car out to drive it for a while it took me an hour and a half. Plus the 1000 plus I had to shell out each month for rent was a big factor. I feel liberated. I'm down to one car and that is my favorite. The Cutlass. The car runs so well and worry free it feels new. I took it to the NHRA races this weekend in Joliet and it didn't miss a beat. Ran 180 on the highway and also in bumper to bumper traffic. I really love this car. Clean and dependable. What more can you ask for?

 

I hear you loud-n-clear Jim! Sometimes less is more. Congrats on the sale!

 

Wow she was a beaut!!

 

Thanks. Heil Toronado!

 

You know it's a shame. and I don't use that word lightly. I had a beautiful Toronado that was in a shop for nearly 3 years. When I bought this car I was super excited. After 3 years I lost my fever. I sold the damn thing as soon as it was done. BY ME! I had to flatbed the damn thing out of that shop and finish it myself. I guess I'm just bellyaching. But it just pisses me off that a shop made me lose enthusiasm for this car. Anyone have the same experience? Here's a pic of it done. What a great car! I drove it all of a hundred miles. Doh!