The Real Starsky & Hutch 1976 Gran Torino 32k Miles The "striped Tomato" No Res! on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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The Miami Auto Museum / Dezer Collection is pleased to offer this "Real" Starsky and Hutch Grand Torino finished in Red over Black. With only 32k original miles this vehicle is ready to be restored to it's original 1970's Show glory. Number 11 on Edmunds the 100 greatest Movie and TV cars list If you are interested in a piece of America history please feel free to contact Sales at 305-354-7680 or email us at Sales@Dezercollection.com This Torino as with the others used, were part of Ford Motor
Company's Studio-TV car loan program that was a division of Ford Marketing.
After the series ended, both of these Torinos were sent back to Ford. Ford then
sent the cars to an auction that was held in Salt Lake City, Utah, where Ford
dealers, just like today, would come and bid on vehicles that were used by Ford
under special programs. Each Torino was purchased by one of two different
dealers, both out of California. These cars were then taken back to California
where they were then sold to private individuals. This Torino was sold to an
individual that had it for a couple of years, and then it was traded back to
the dealer who in turn sold it to James W. James who in turn sold it to Douglas A Stevenson,
who in turn sold it to Cars of the
Stars Museum (Peter Nelson) to The
Miami Auto Museum This is one of the Real Cars The
Real Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino
305-354-7680 Email Sales@DezerCollection.com We
have taken 39 High Definition photos to show you the current condition of this vehicle. Don't hesitate to contact us if there
something specific you would like to see. This fantastic piece of history is being sold as is where is! We are offering this vehicle "NO RESERVE" Contact Sales at 305-354-7680 or email sales@DezerCollection.com
today to schedule a appointment! All vehicles are sold "as is" interested parties are urged to inspect vehicle prior to bidding. Located at the Dezer Car Museum. Where we have over 1200 eye popping cars and counting!Real estate developer and collector Michael Dezer fulfilled a longtime dream when he opened his extraordinary automobile and memorabilia collection, Miami’s Auto Museum at The Dezer Collection Museum, to the public. Encompassing over 250,000-square-feet, the museum features more than 1,000 of the most unique and eclectic vehicles held in any private collection in the world. The museum’s nine exhibitions are positioned within lifelike dioramas that depict the historical period and origin of the automobiles on display. Guests can trace the evolution of the automobile through exhibits showcasing American classics from all eras, rare European classics, military cars, electric cars, micro-cars, bicycles, classic motorcycles, and more. Noting his passion for collecting began with his first vehicle — a Vespa given to him by his father at age 16 in his native Israel — Dezer today owns the largest collection of Vespas worldwide. An exhibit sure to fascinate both young and old, the museum’s Hollywood “Star” car exhibition showcases cars featured in some of Hollywood’s most celebrated movies, including the 1948 Ford “Greased Lightning” from Grease, 1959 Cadillac “Ecto-1” from Ghostbusters, 1981 Delorean “Time Machine” from Back to the Future, and the Mach 5 Speed Racer from Speed Racer Enterprises, among many others. The “Cars of the Stars” exhibition is complemented by the museum’s James Bond exhibition, which features a world-renowned collection of automobiles, submarines, airplanes, boats and memorabilia that appeared in one of Hollywood’s leading film franchises. One-of-a-kind concepts such as an indoor drive-in movie theater and a wax figure museum further the Miami’s Auto Museum at The Dezer Collection Museum’s unique mix. In addition to its outstanding collection of vehicles and memorabilia, the museum offers a distinctive 75,000-square-foot event venue, the Dezer Showplace, perfect for hosting events of up to 1,500 guests. |
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