1973 Gran Torion Sport 351 on 2040-cars
Alva, Oklahoma, United States
Engine:351c
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Torino
Mileage: 999,999
Trim: sport
1973 Gran torino sport - was running when I parked it 3 years ago, but had a bad knock and no reverse. Title is not up to date and not in my name, but can be brought up to date. I have a spare block, crank, rods, partial engine kit ( gaskets and some misc parts, used ait shocks, grant style wheel with correct adapter, spare gauges, and a 1972 torion front clip wit the ralley hood, and a front frame section to make an adapter so it can be used on this car.engin has edelbrock intake, hooker headders, carter afb preformance carb, - factory power brakes, air conditioning, power steering Sold as is where is, I will give you the signed title, it's your duty to bring it up to date, I will assist you if you like, I can aid in loading, no returns , consider it as non operational..... cool car and great project. This car will require total restoration... but it's fairly straight withs some rust in one quarter panel..
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