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Otto Skorzeny wrote:Aside from ebay or Obsolete Olds, call John Dorcey. He has over 50 Toronado parts cars

His contact information is in the Parts and Reviews section at the bottom of the forum ( '66-'70 Toronado)

I've already contacted him and unfortunately he doesn't have any

The blower motor resistor is installed into the top of the heater box under the hood, make sure everthing looks good on that. It will have a few sections of coiled wire, make sure none of the wires or solder joints are broken. The system is pretty foolproof, so as long as the blower speed switch is ...

The system that changes where the air comes out is all vacuum operated. There are numerous vacuum lines that run from the control to four or five vacuum actuators. If any of these hoses become disconnected, torn, ripped, or sliced, the system will not work. Likewise, if a diaphragm is torn in one of...

I am in need of a throttle dashpot for my '66. I know most people don't bother replacing them, but I'd like to put one on my car. Problem is, I am having a hard time coming up with a source. The one I had would make the throttle stick on a higher idle intermittently, so I threw it out and don't have...

I have a few parts for sale that came off my Toronado. Here is my eBay profile so you can view them.

https://www.ebay.com/usr/kaytruj83

Update: it looks like this switch will work for 1967 Toronados, based on the updated throttle linkage for that second year of production.

That for originality buffs I suppose. For half those $ you can get an electronic switch pitch controller, that will far out perform the crude original switch. Bruce Roe Yeah I've heard a lot about your electronic setups, and they look really great. I'm kind of an originality buff myself though haha...

Please read the description. The throw of the lever was incorrect for my '66, so I cannot guarantee what it will fit.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/switch-pitch-k ... ia%3Dmedia

I have a 1966 Toronado that is in need of floor pans. I am heavily considering buying sheet metal and making my own floor pan sections, but I would like to find stuff that is more "direct-fit" if possible. I see floor pan sections for a 1967 Cadillac Eldorado listed online, but I am unsure...