1969 Torino Gt Fastback 428 Cj R Code, 4 Speed, Rolling Body Ford Project Car on 2040-cars
East Hartford, Connecticut, United States
HI, YOUR LOOKING AT MY 1969 FORD GT TORINO 428 PROJECT CAR, MISSING ALMOST EVERYTHING, NO MOTOR, NO TRANSMISSION, NO GLASS, NO MOULDINGS AROUND GLASS! MISSING THE N CASE AND 31 SPLINE AXLES, NOW HAS A 9" HOUSING W/ 28 SPLINE AXLES NO CENTER GEARS, STILL HAS DISC BRAKES, IT WAS A ORGINAL 428-4V CJ RAM AIR CAR, 4 SPEED CLOSE RATIO, STAGGER SHOCKS, MARTI REPORT INCLUDED. ORGINAL OWNERS CARD, BUILD SHEET AND WINDOW STICKER INCLUDED!! GREAT RARE PROJECT CAR THAT HAS A LOT OF RUST. GREAT ROOF. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW A PROJECT LIKE THIS!! A REAL GT FASTBACK THAT WAS ORGINAL BLACK W/ RED STRIPS AND RED BENCH SEAT CAR ...1 of 334 WITH THIS PAINT/TRIM CODES. ORGINAL 4 SPEED, 350:1 TRACTION LOK, AM/FM CAR. AGAIN NO GLASS, NO MOULDING ARE GOING WITH THE CAR! IF YOU NEED MORE PICTURES PLEASE CALL 860-922-0864 ALSO HAVE FOR EXTRA TORINO PARTS THAT I AM SELLING NOT WITH THE AUCTION ABOVE! 4 SPEED CLUTCH & BRAKE PEDAL SET-UP, DOORS, FENDERS, 31 SPLINE AXLES, FLOOR HUMP, 428 TORINO TOPLOADER TRANS, LOWER DASH, SEATS, ALL THESE DID NOT COME FROM THIS CAR. ALSO COMING ON A ARE 2 VERY RARE CARS, 1969 RANCHERO GT COBRA, 428 CJ R CODE, 4 SPEED, & A 1969 FAIRLANE COBRA COUPE 428 CJ R CODE 4 SPEED BOTH CAR VERY RUSTED SHELLS ONLY! |
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