Nice Low-Mile Toronado on CL

[PaxtonShelby]

For under $3k this 39k mile 1985 Toronado is a creampuff. Front wheel drive will get you around all year long...

http://limaohio.craigslist.org/cto/5030191125.html

[Dan B.]

I can't even get on board with that.......

[PaxtonShelby]

I know it isn't a Ranger but c'mon man! My buddy had a gorgeous black '85 Toronado years ago. Rode like a dream and went anywhere in the winter. Hard to find a cheaper, smoother ride out there with 39k on it. Drive it for a few years, re-sell, and don't lose a dime.

[95V6]

I'm with goat boy on this one. Not feeling it.

[Silverhatch]

For a work car. Well worth it.

[Dan B.]

Thread hijack.......

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5065497281.html

[PaxtonShelby]

I'd buy 10 Toronados before that POS Cavalier!

[gpfarrell]

30 year old GM bomb? Those things are more fragile than glass.

i stored my f-in-law's '84 Eldo fora few years. If a spider farted on the other side of the barn something cracked or fell off the Eldo.

[CobraII]

That is pretty clean.

[Dan B.]

I'd buy 10 Toronados before that POS Cavalier!

C'mon man. The price was lowered on the Cav. That's a piece of.......aahhh.......history!!!

i wouldn't look right going to wallymart with my snap card in a tornado. The cavvy blend in better.

[Dan B.]

Another cherry GM ready for the picking.

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5065644725.html

[u1arunit]

Another cherry GM ready for the picking.

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5065644725.html

I see that hunk daily in Moon Township. It looks even worse sitting still. LOL

[u1arunit]

For under $3k this 39k mile 1985 Toronado is a creampuff. Front wheel drive will get you around all year long...

http://limaohio.craigslist.org/cto/5030191125.html

My Dad had the Caddy Eldo version of that car. It was just plain junk 20+ years ago. LOL

[PaxtonShelby]

Weren't the Caddys some junk aluminum block time bomb? I think the Olds version was a lot more reliable.

[JeffreyCole]

That ad says 6 cylinder....

I bet that car hauls ass.

[u1arunit]

Weren't the Caddys some junk aluminum block time bomb? I think the Olds version was a lot more reliable.

My Dad's had the 4.1L. They leaked every possible engine fluid that they could. Back in the day I worked for Olds/Caddy and they did not run even coming off the truck new. LOL

[Terminated]

Maybe if it has a few keys of vintage 80's uncut snow in the trunk, then we can talk.

[gpfarrell]

Weren't the Caddys some junk aluminum block time bomb? I think the Olds version was a lot more reliable.

Oh, the Digital 4100 was a 135 horse powerhouse! Any other V8 would have been better, but I hadn't even thought of the engine... the rest of the car was so brittle I couldn't image counting on it.