Rare Barn Find Here In Ga 1970 Torino Gt All Original With Build Sheet on 2040-cars
Cartersville, Georgia, United States
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RARE BARN FIND HERE IN GA 1970 FORD TORINO GT ALL ORIGINAL WITH BILL SHEET 302 V8 AUTO WITH BENCH SEAT WE JUST PULLED IT OUT 2 WEEKS AGO AND IT APPEARS TO BE VERY SOLID CAR WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE LEFT FRONT FLOOR PAN DOES HAVE RUST AND THE RIGHT SIDE HAS A SMALL SPOT IN IT THE REAR PANS ARE GOOD AND UNDER THE BACK SEAT IS VERY SOLID WE HAVE NOT OPEN THE TRUNK YET BUT FROM UNDER NEATH IT APPEARS TO BE GOOD I WILL GET THE TRUNK OPEN LATER AND POST THE PICS OF IT ALL OUTSIDE BODY IS GOOD EXCEPT FOR JUST SURFACE RUST IT APPEARS TO HAVE THE ORIGINAL PAINT ON IT IT ALSO HAS HEAVY DUTY DISK BRAKES ON FRONT AND HAS THE DETROIT LOCKER REAR END THIS IS GA CAR AND WILL BE SOLD WITH A GA BILL OF SALE AND A T 22 B FORM THIS WILL ALLOW YOU TO GET A TITLE IN ANOTHER STATE THAT REQUIRES A TITLE ON THE OLDER VEHICLES GA DONT REQUIRE A TITLE ON 1985 AND OLDER VEHICLES ANY QUESTIONS CALL 404 925 6697
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