J.D Wiese

This is a chance to get a very nice Toronado for 7600$. Almost all factory options. Some minor work needed. Spend 3000$ on it this year. Runs good. Matching numbers. Solid body and frame. Contact me for any questions or pictures. Ps. There`s a picture in the attachment My e-mail is jo_wiese@hotmail.com. The car is located in Norway so it will about 1200$ in shipping.

Very nice car. Almost all factory options. Some minor work needed. Spend 3000$ on it this year. Runs good. Matching numbers. Solid body and frame. Contact me for any questions or pictures. Ps. There`s a picture in the attachment My e-mail is jo_wiese@hotmail.com. The car is located in Norway so it will about 1200$ in shipping.

Very nice car. Almost all factory options. Some minor work needed. Spend 3000$ on it this year. Runs good. Matching numbers. Solid body and frame. Contact me for any questions or pictures.

thanks for all replies! This was helpfull! I`ll check up my valveseals. Best regards -JD

Thanks for helping me out, nice nickname you got there. Well, the car smokes some, not much, of that blue oil-smoke, but I`m always getting white exhaust out of my endpipes. Could this mean something? I find it hard to believe that the pieces once were rubber, because they are very very hard, but you`re probably right. I can`t think of anything else they could be. Anyone who can?

A couple of days ago when I opened my crankcase on my `66 Toronado I discovered some black plastic pieces (As shown in picture). What can have caused them to get there? Where did they come from? Are they some kind of a part of each valve? I`m really lost here, any help will be appreciated. -JD, Norway

fill oil in the opening indicated in the last picture. the pic that ends with 0025. Great car you have, I have one myself. JD

Thanks for the reply. I`ve always gotten a some white exhaust when idling, hot or cold. I thought that perhaps my problems with the smoke out of the crankcase vent.filter and white exhaust could come from a bad gasket or seal????

Today something occurd when I was driving my 66 toro home from school. After a kickdown, exhaust-like smoke began to come out of the crankcase ventilation filter and continued to do so all the way home. Can someone tell me what`s wrong?

Tusen takk (Norwegian for thanks) for your reply Tom. Its really nice to know people with Toronados that I can get parts from. Is there a lot of rust on your toronado`s left(drivers)door? And do you have power windows on it? My door is rusty and the window-gears are bad, so I could need a better one. How much would you ask for yours? Do you have a vacuum-tank that works? About the wiring-diagram, I`d be very thankfull if you could scan the diagram when you get time, you see, I`m only 17 and I don`t have too much money to spare. You wouldn`t by any chance know where in Norway your ancestors were from? I live nearby a small suburb outside of Oslo. Hope to hear from you again, fellow Olds-fan. Sincerely Jo Daniel Wiese

I`ve recently bought a shop and body repairmanual on cd. The thing is , that the wiring diagram on the cd, has been scanned so bad, that I can`t read a thing from it. -Do anyone know if I can find the wiring diagram on the internet? I`m also struggeling with the vacuum headlights. Both vacuum-actuators works fine, but I think the vaccum tank maybe in bad shape. - Is there any way to chech if the vacuum tank functions as it should? Help will be appreciated! Thanks J.D Wiese, Norway Proud Toronado owner

I`ve recently bought a shop and body repairmanual on cd. The thing is , that the wiring diagram on the cd, has been scanned so bad, that I can`t read a thing from it. -Do anyone know if I can find the wiring diagram on the internet? I`m also struggeling with the vacuum headlights. Both vacuum-actuators works fine, but I think the vaccum tank maybe in bad shape. - Is there any way to chech if the vacuum tank functions as it should? Help will be appreciated! Thanks J.D Wiese, Norway Proud Toronado owner