1968 Ford Torino "supercharged Muscle Car" on 2040-cars
Providence Forge, Virginia, United States
Selling my - 1968 Ford Torino "Muscle Car" - This car is the ultimate pump gas Hot Rod with less than 11,000 miles. Runs all day on 93 octane gas. Fun to cruise and great to take to "Fun Ford Weekend" and make a pass or enter the show. I bought the car in Allentown, Pa. from an estate sale buyer in 1991. It had a documented 4600 miles. The car was originally a 200 cube six cylinder with a C-4 and small rear end. It was professionally changed to a 351W V-8 with Trick Flow aluminum heads, ladder bar coil over suspension, C-4 automatic transmission in 1995. I added the Paxton 1200 supercharger in 2012 and changed over to the A.O.D. overdrive transmission this year to make cruising more enjoyable. The car has 22 year old paint and a glass hood. The vinyl Roof is very nice. This car is a dream toy with no surprises and owned by a 65 year old Ford nut. Look at the pictures and give me a call. 804-557-3634 [possible regular car/truck or small Motor Home trade][
351W engine with Trick Flow aluminum heads and forged pistons. A.O.D. overdrive trans Front Disc brakes & drum rear Ladder bar coil over rear suspension 9" Currie posi rear with 4.30 gear Fiberglass hood A.E.D. Blow thru carb.with boost activated fuel pressure regulator Paxton 1200 Supercharger Oxygen sensor Full compliment of gauges - boost, oil pressure, temp, Oxygen/fuel ratio, tachometer 4 Aluminum mags with like new Kelly Cobra tires Original 1968 Torino 14" wheels with trim rings and caps and American Mags with Kelly Cobra tires B&M floor shift Line lock roll control |
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