43310974 1971 Ford Torino Arn Find 83000 Miles on 2040-cars
Cordova, Maryland, United States
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This car was a barn find. It was sitting there for 17 years. We pulled the car out of the barn. I replaced the distributor cap, spark plugs and wires and the car started right up. Except for the carburetor needs work and the old gas in the system. The car never smoked and it sat and idled and ran great. Except for the old gas in the system and the carburetor not working right the car is drivable. I think the accelerator pump inside the carburetor has dried up. The windshield is not cracked and there is no broken glass in the car. The car had a vinyl top on it. Someone had stripped it off so I do not have the moldings for it. The holes are still in the roof where the moldings were. I've looked the car over and I can't find any indication that the car has been wrecked hard but there is some body filler in a few places around the car. The car does need some body work. The lower left and right rear quarter panels are rusted out and the valance panel under the front bumper is damaged but there is a good one to replace it in the trunk. I haven't looked under the car but all the floor pans seem to be solid. I tried to take pictures of everything on the car that may be a problem so please pay attention to the pictures. THIS CAR HAS 83,000 ORIGINAL MILES. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION. At the end of the auction, $500 will be paid to PayPal. If money is not deposited in PayPal within 24 hours of the end of auction, the sale is voided. Negative feedback will be left and the car goes back on eBay for sale. For local pickup only. Any cost of moving this car from this property is the sole responsibility of the buyer. Balance to be paid when the car is picked up. The car has to be moved within 7 days. Serious bidders only. Good luck. |
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