1968 Ford Torino Gt 5.0l on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
1968 Torino GT Fastback 69,000 original miles. 302 2 Barrel, Auto. Motor and tranny original and work fine. Rear axle rebuilt with new bearings and seals. Brakes have been redone, new master cylinder, drums turned, new shoes, wheel cylinders, brake hardware kits, all rubber hoses. New shocks, Cooling system redone, new radiator, hoses, heater core, water pump. Complete engine tune-up, carb rebuilt, plugs, wires, vacuum advance, points, plugs, Gas tank cleaned, new sending unit, new hoses. Complete exhaust, Hooker headers, turbo mufflers, stainless tips. New cooper cobra tires, Factory GT wheels that were powdercoated, New reproduction wheel opening trim, Basecoat Clearcoat paint with factory stripe kit. Most trim is good with some pitting on the pot metal, Rubber seals on doors and glass replaced with reproduction from Dearborn classics. The worst is the rear bumper has pitting on top and needs replated but is straight and not rusted thru. Front bumper and grill is presentable. This is not a showcar but is very nice, runs and drives good. I'm selling this because I need back surgery and am selling the cars and motorcycles I don't need. You can call for more information Bob 316 295 0065 This car is listed locally and I reserve the right to remove it if sold. Thanks for looking!
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