1972 Ranchero Gt 500 Rare Vin Code "n" 429 Cobra Jet Barn Find on 2040-cars
Morgantown, Kentucky, United States
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1972 Ford Ranchero GT 500
Thanks for looking at this super RARE car. I purchased this car from an estate auction, the car has been stored for 20+ years. The car will start and run but the carb has to be primed. The engine holds good air pressure. No knocks or pings This car is factory VIN code "N" which is a 429 engine. It also has a C-6 transmission w a column shift which is also very RARE with this engine package. The car has factory front disc brakes and a 9' rear end with a factory nodular chunk with 355 posi. |
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