1966 Oldsmobile Toronado – Impeccably Restored Classic

Offered for sale by the owner is an extraordinary 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado, which may be one of the best examples of its kind. This remarkable car was stored in a garage in Henderson, Nevada, for 17 years before being carefully rescued, restored, and rejuvenated by the seller. The result is a beautifully restored classic that runs flawlessly and is ready for cross-country drives. Fly to Las Vegas and drive it home with confidence—this car will draw admirers wherever it goes.

Key Features & Highlights:

Exterior: The bodywork is virtually unblemished and accident-free, with impeccable new paint that gleams in its original Teal finish. The chrome and stainless steel trim is assembly line straight and show polished, maintaining the car’s original allure.

Engine & Performance: Powered by a professionally rebuilt 425 CID V8 engine, which has less than 3000 miles since its overhaul. This includes a carburetor rebuild, as well as new fuel and water pumps. The engine starts and runs like new, delivering a distinctive big-block purr through the new dual exhaust system.

Transmission & Suspension: The three-speed automatic transmission has been reconditioned, and the suspension and steering systems have been fully renewed with new shocks, a close-ratio steering box, new steering components, and a new brake booster and master cylinder. New front-wheel-drive half shafts were also installed.

Air Conditioning & Systems: The air conditioning system is fitted with a new compressor and blows cold, ensuring comfort in any weather. The gas tank has been replaced, and all coolant system, brake system components, and fuel lines have been cleaned or replaced during the restoration process.

Interior:

Factory-Matched Interior: The factory interior is restored to match the exterior Teal finish, with new seats, door panels, and headliner. Fresh LED convenience lights, instruments, and switches are in full working order.

Upgrades: An Olds-script Retrosound radio has been installed, and additional analog gauges were added to supplement the original “idiot lights.” The car features power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, and aftermarket cruise control for added comfort and convenience.

Headlights: The pop-up headlights function as designed, adding to the car’s unique and futuristic appeal.

Mileage: The odometer reads just under 30,000 miles, with the true mileage since the restoration being around 3000 miles.

This Toronado is a true example of craftsmanship, with a complete bumper-to-bumper restoration that has brought it back to its former glory. It’s ready to be enjoyed by its next owner—whether for a leisurely cruise or as a showpiece for any collection.