Torino Gt Convertible 71 on 2040-cars
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, United States
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Due to health reason I have decided to sell one of my cars. I have been into Torinos for over 30 years. This car was built to be the mate to my fastback.The best of the best is in this car. So lets get started. 351 Cleveland 4v. Complete rebuild, 4000 on engine. Shaker, hideaways. Buckets console.Magnum 500s The car was completely stripped , and bead blasted. The only rust, was a dime size hole on the pass door. New rechromed bumpers. NEW top, NEW top seals, New rechromed instrument cluster, new carpet New wind shield, NEW door sweeps, New rechromed visor latch brackets New rechromed lower GT emblems New interior New restored wiper motor, and engine wire harness, new exhaust front suspension.New 3 core radiator. New magnums and tires center caps, trim all rebuffed.New laser strips New carpet. Paint is just awesome. The color just absolutely hits pops NOS body side moldings NOS park lights and pigtail NOS front and rear bumper brackets NOS door jab grills NOS interior nobs NOS lower moldings NOS tail lights NOS front grill NOS marker lights NOS door handles NOS side mirrors NOS Torino emblems SO SO much more The car runs like a top, I entered it in the Fairlane nationals last year in Kentucky. It took first place. Color is light metallic pewter. with the laser strips. All the tags are in place and factory markings. I only know Torinos. I have had over 50. so you know the car was done right. Out of all the Torinos made for 70/71. The 71 convertible has the lowest production number. There are more 69 super birds out the then 71 Torino convertibles. Just an awesome rare car. Do nothing but buy and drive. Happy bidding |
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