1968 Gt Fastback 390 Four Speed on 2040-cars
West Warwick, Rhode Island, United States
1968 Ford Torino GT Fastback: No title, no motor, needs to be restored. No rot, some small dents, paints gone, has all tinted glass. Drivers door window needs to be reglued to metal frame. Transmission, shifter, driveshaft, 9-inch rear axle all original. Brakes no longer work, does have factory disc in the front, needs complete brake job. Car has four new tires put on from previous owner. Buckets in front with head rest need new covers, back seat still good, interior needs to be redone. No radio. This car has some nice options for 68. I bought this car from a man in Connecticut, that said he bought it out of California. My dream was to restore this car to original glory and turn some heads but due to health issues my dream has been cut short so I must sell. |
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