Will this 1967 Oldsmobile Toronado ever see the road again??

Fortunately it succeeded in making the 3 and half hour journey back home to Iowa, more work and progression to come in throughout the following months. For when we take it to some local car shows and rip up the block! Stay tuned for more, and thanks for watching!
#oldsmobile #oldcars #1967

[@Nerthanl]

What a great job😊

[@ProfessionalMessup]

Thank you! There will be more to come!

[@tims8603]

I hope you have some extra money laying around. Cars like that can be a money pit. I really like those. I think the '67 is even better looking than the '66. I remember looking at one at a dealership when I was too young to drive. I wanted one so bad.

[@jameslowell9542]

Hey dude. Looking to see what you have to say. I like the car. My uncle had one waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when! I like the style and I'm a GM guy. So I'm in luck. Good luck to you friend.

[@ProfessionalMessup]

Thanks man! The FWD system makes these cars very unique, I like how GM was willing to experiment back in the day.

[@carloscollomps1552]

Good luck on the restoration, i rescued a 1970 myself, but 10x times worse! Still waiting for restoration though. Wish you luck! PS: Get rid of those plastic mirrors lol.

[@carloscollomps1552]

I'm kinda subscribed now.#4

[@ProfessionalMessup]

Thank you! Yeah this car is in pretty good shape! We aren't fans of the plastic mirrors too. Good luck with your Toronado!

[@carloscollomps1552]

Thanks!

[@smoothoperator7023]

Ummm- i'd bet dollars to donuts that mileage was 132,810 🤔

[@ProfessionalMessup]

It's a 50-50 as of currently, the car is really clean in some spots that have never been touched but there is definitely a few things that make it seem like 132k