1970 Ford Torino Super Cobra Jet 429 Fastback, Restored, Like New on 2040-cars
Clancy, Montana, United States
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I bought this sweet car only a year ago with the intent to keep it forever, but things change and I've hung on as long as I can so I will sell the car for what I have in it as you can see $34800.00. I bought the car restored from ultimate motors in Indiana. Here is all the info I have.
Engine: 429 Cobra Jet, date code 1970 The 7th of May, bored .30 over. Factory from top of shaker to bottom all rebuilt, lots of power 70lbs of oil pressure. Original engine was a 429 SCJ, built in 1970 in January which is gone. Transmission: Great working 28 spline top loader 4 speed from a 1970 Torino GT and that's were the clutch assembly came from. And console. Factory trans was a C6 automatic and is long gone. Rear End: Rebuilt factory correct 3.91 N case traction lock, 31 spline axels. Factory front power disc brakes, smooth manual steering, clutch fan, hood tach. New perfect paint and interior, solid no rust ever car. Car is awesome Enjoy it like it is or really bond with it and slowly bring it back to its factory specs, price is as low as I can go for quick sale. Price is $34800.00 bank to bank transfer you handle shipping includes framed elite Marty Report. Title will be sent certified mail overnight to you when car is picked up by shipper. Will except cash in person at bank where title will be also handed over directly. No trades, No side deals off eBay, purchase with confidence this car is beautiful. |
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