The Toronado was probably one of the earliest personal luxury cars; fast, comfortable, stylish, and sporty, but more cruiser than bruiser. When it debuted the Toronado was an instant hit. Dressed in its original color of code this car is in good running and driving condition today. Even after having been driven quite a bit. This is actually one of those rare cars that looks better in person than it does in photos. The paint has an excellent shine and there are no major flaws or damage which acknowledges a lifetime of careful ownership. Overall the car is put together well, and it looks great in person. The engine, transaxle, interior, paint, chrome and trim is all original pieces. This car has lived its life in the dry desert climate of southern California. Stainless has all been polished and the cool insignias on the front fenders that emphasize this car are original and excellent. The taillight lenses are very nice, as are the parking light lenses and the headlamps. All glass is original, and the side glass still has its original chrome trim intact with the correct fabric channel lining. Mechanically, this car carries a 455 cubic inch V8 churning out respectable horsepower while tied to the 3-speed automatic transmission. The engine in this car purrs to life easily, its torque-happy V8 pushing this classy Toronado with authority. The engine bay in this car is clean. The dash has been well maintained and the steering wheel is absolutely gorgeous. The daily driver has ice cold A/C, rear defogger, telescopic wheel and tilt wheel, power door locks, power seats, power windows and a trunk release. Power steering and power brakes makes this car a pleasure to drive. We''re in Southern California 12 miles south of Los Angeles in the south bay area. Call anytime for appointment. You may view it any daylight hour of any day. 310.650.8233
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