1970 Torino Gt Convert. 351 Clev 4v on 2040-cars
Forked River, New Jersey, United States
Engine:351 cleveland 4 v
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Ford
Interior Color: White
Model: Torino
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: GT CONVERTIBLE
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 20,246
1970 FORD TORINO GT CONVERTIBLE.
THIS CAR IS ABSOLUTLY AWSOME.... VERY RARE..THERE WAS JUST OVER 3939 CONVERTIBLES MADE IN 1970. THIS ONE HAS THE ORIGINAL WHITE COMFORT WEAVE INTERIOR AND IS AN AUTOMATIC ON THE FLOOR WITH CONSOLE. THE CONSOLE WAS JUST RECENTLY RESTORE TO A NEW COND. IT HAS A BRAND NEW BLACK CARPET AND BRAND NEW DASH IN IT.( IF YOUR A TORINO GUY YOU KNOW THE DASHES IF YOU CAN FIND ONE COST UPWARDS OF $700).THE CAR WAS ORDEREDD WITH AN UPGRADED FMX TRANSMISSION AND SHIFTS BEAUTIFULLY. THE MOTOR IS A 351 CLEVLAND 4V AND HAS PLENTY OF GET UP AND GO TO SMOKE EM. I JUST PUT ON BRAND NEW FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS AND A BRAND NEW WHITE CONVERT. TOP BOOT.. THE TOP IS WHITE AND IS IN GREAT SHAPE EXCEPT FOR A VERY SMALL TEAR ABOUT AN INCH LONG BUT DOES NOT LEAK AT ALL..( IT DOESNT GO ALL THE WAY THRU).THIS WAS IS A TRUE AR. CAR THAT SPENT 90% OF ITS LIFE THERE AND THE OTHER 10% WAS IN CA. UNTIL I PURCHASED IT.THERE IS ABSOLUTLY ZERO RUST ON THE CAR ANYWHERE!!!.. THE CAR IS AS STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW TOO.THE SPEEDO INSTR. BEZEL WAS JUST RESTORED WITH NEW PLASTIC CHROME ( MOST OF THEM YOU SEE ARE WORN YELLOW AND UGLY)THE TOP GOES UP AND DOWN PERFECTLY.THIS CAR ALSO HAS HIDEAWAY HEADLIGHTS THAT HAS RECENTLY JUST BEEN RESTORED AS WELL TO NEW COND. AND THEY WORK PERFECTLY. WHEN I GOT THE CAR IT HAD A BROKEN UP GRILLE SO I CHANGED IT TO THE HIDEAWAYS..THE CAR HOWEVER DID NOT COME FROM THE FACTORY WITH THEM. ..THE PAINT IS OK.. IM NOT GOING TO LIE AND SAY ITS PERFECT BECOUSE ITS NOT, IT HAS THE TYPICAL NICKS AND SCRATCHES IN IT FOR BEING A DRIVER.. I USED TO DRIVE IT TO WORK ALOT AND I LIVE 70 MILES EACH WAY FROM MY WORK SO IT DOES HAVE SOME FLAWS BUT DRIVES PERFECT.
MY PLAN WAS TO BRING IT TO MY BUDDY WHO OWNS A LOCAL BODY SHOP AND HAVE HIM TAKE IT DOWN TO THE BARE METAL AND REPAINT IT BLACK WITH THE FLAT BLACK HOOD AND I RECENTLY PURCHASED A REAR DECK SPOILER ( FORD PART) THAT I WAS GOING TO HAVE HIM PUT ON BUT DUE TO RELOCTING I DECIDED TO SELL IT.THE SPOILER WILL BE SOLD WITH THE CAR..AS WELL AS A BUNCH OF BRAND NEW PARTS I PURCHASED WHEN I WAS GOING TO DO THE REPAINT..THE PARTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: ALL BRAND NEW.. ALL THE EMBLEMS ( G.T.(2)..HASH MARKS(10)..QUARTER TORINO EMBLEMS(2)..NEW TWIST HOOD LOCKS..NEW WEATHER STRIPPING FOR DOORS AND TRUNK.. NEW ANTENA..NEW LASER STRIPE..BRAND NEW WHITE DOOR PANELS ( THES ONES ON THE CAR ARE FINE BUT THE DRIVER SIDE HAS ABOUT AN INCH RIP IN IT UNDER THE ARM REST..VERY HARD TO SEE)..THE PARTS ARE STILL IN THE BOXES AND TOTAL $1500-$1800... THEY ALL GO WITH THE CAR.
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