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1970 Ford Torino Gt 5.8l on 2040-cars
Year:1970
Mileage:118000
Location:
Lowndes, Missouri, United States
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1970 Torino GT Convertible, PS, PB AIR, PW, 351 CLEVELAND . Restored 10 years ago. The top was put on new about 8 years ago. been kept in the garage. Paint has some chips from normal use. This not a show car, but a great driver, that you can drive anywhere. Drive train is like new, no oil leaks, no smoke, no rust. Under carriage was cleaned and painted with P O R 15. Has good exhaust system. All car needs is someone to drive it. You can ask questions if you call 573-495-2266. This car is for sale local so may end auction early if sells locally. Just added new pictures taken today. No Rust on fenders. Ding on door. |
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