1970 Ford Torino Cobra Fastback. 429 Cj Ram Air. 4 Speed Toploader. Matching #'s on 2040-cars
Lake City, Florida, United States
For sale today is a super rare 1970 Ford Torino 429 CJ Ram Air Cobra Fastback. This car was with the same family since it came off the assembly line. Once the husband passed the wife became the owner and you can be the next owner.
This is an A/C car with matching numbers original drivetrain. Pretty much complete car. Original dash with ALL DASH AND HIDDEN FENDER TAGS MATCHING and PRESENT...This car is being offered at a BUY IT NOW or BEST OFFER. It does need restoring and some body work. Some dings here and there. Some typical floor and underside work needed front to back. We do have a separate parts chassis we can include for NO EXTRA CHARGE if you wanted to harvest some metal here and there. This is a very desirable J Code Cobrajet with RAM AIR shaker. Lots of options (SEE MARTI). but this has the ORIGINAL MATCHING NUMBER engine with the VIN stamped clearly on the back of the block. Block was rebuilt and with some carb work and electric work will start right up. COmes with a RUG AU 31 spline 4 speed transmission... |
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