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toro_mike wrote:Nice! Some have all of the luck

Yes some do!

Sparky wrote:Thanks!

I appreciate the kind words....

Sparky

I heard many great comments about Sparky!
If I had extra money I would have him rebuild the carbs on my two 1968 W-34!

if you do not sell your black 68 this year, the 2011 Oldsmobile Nationals will be in your hometown!
If my very good Oldsmobile friend, Skip Watkins goes next year to Reno, I will let Skip know about your black Toronado.

Thank you for the information, Dave B.

I own a 1985 Buick Riveria myself.

I think the Auroa of North America sitte is about 4600-4800 members and ClassicOldsmobile.com is 11,000-12,000 range.

Helen Early gave me some press photos onvthis very Toronado, 20 years ago or so.
Yeah - it was a W-34- hopped up to boot!

One of my 1968 Toronados(W-34) is red with black top and insides.

Toronado wasn't built for "sporty". Although the 66-70 Toros are certainly more sporty than the later Toronados (which started to look more and more like an Eldorado), Toronado was not intended to be a sports car. That crowd left the dealership with a Cutlass, likely a 442. I, for one, th...

For an members of CLassicOldsmobile.com and Toronado Owners Assication
I have my Olds power 1985 Buick Riveria for sale.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2972022
My conatct information: (207) 787-8843 or email: g.russojr@gmail.com