1968 Ford Torino Gt Convertible 302 Matching Numbers on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Montana, United States
This is a 1968 Torino GT Convertible with numbers matching 302 motor and C-4 drive train . It was a 2 barrel carburetor car and has been changed to Aluminum manifold and 4 barrel carb With headers .This was a restoration that was started a few years ago with new paint, rebuilt motor ,front end , new drum brakes, exhaust and top . Factory chrome rally wheels . Then it was stored for 3 or 4 years . It drives and runs great . Top does work ,but needs new switch. Block casting number is O- C8OE-6015-A. 64000 miles cannot be documented . There were only 5000 of theses made . If you have any questions or need more info , Let me know. Thanks For Looking
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