1976 Ford Gran Torino " Starsky And Hutch " Replica on 2040-cars
New Braunfels, Texas, United States
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1976 Gran Torino with 35,000 original miles. Complete inside and out show quality paint job. Ford Color code 2B. This Starsky and Hutch replica is as good as it gets. The stripes are laid out using measurements off the original 1976 Torino that was used in the TV series from 1976 to 1980. Car comes with Appliance wheels polished to a hi-luster shine and brand new tires. Dual exhaust for that rumble when you're chasing the bad guy or just cruising for fun. Inside includes new headliner, door panels, seat covers and carpet. This car has not been restored it has been painted to the best quality you can do without taking the frame of the body. The car drives well. It will get you any place your heart desires. I am a real Torino enthusiast. I know this car inside and out, this is not the first Starsky car I have done. There are some photographs of other restorations that I have done. Please click the link to Youtube http://youtu.be/66WXZq3GOEU and see a series of photographs that I've taken thru its entire paint job, from beginning to end. A Video to hear the motor Running https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28mP13uw5MI&feature=youtu.beb If you decide that you would like to bid on this car please do. If you have scores lower than 10 please call prior to bidding or I will delete your bid. Please give me a call I would like to speak to you and answer any questions before bidding. My telephone number is (210) 846-8978. I will not respond to text messages or emails or messages on ebay . I like to do business person to person so there is no problems . Please make sure that if you bid on this item that you are capable of paying for it. I have had other items sell on eBay in the past that people would not pay for and people make up excuses saying their kid did it they hit the button accidentally and bid on it or whatever the excuse. All this does is keep real buyers from the opportunity of making a purchase. I will assist in any way I can if this vehicle is not picked up in person or needs to be shipped to another state or country by a car carrier or shipping company. I am available Monday through Friday 8 to 5 to help in this process. Full Payment Needs To Be Made in 7 days Thanks and good Luck |
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