1972 Gran Torino Sport Very Nice All Original... on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Auto
Model: Torino
Mileage: 31,618
Trim: Sport
Up for bids, 1972 Gran Torino Sport, 351 Cleveland 2-V, Automatic, all Original Drives & Runs Excellent dual exhaust, Full Gauges, California Car Has new Paint (Original factory color light blue) with correct Laser stripe, Looks Real Nice, floors trunk are excellent, as is doors & body being a California Car New Seats front & back, New Carpet, Headliner, Dash, package tray ( back window) New vinyl top ( with correct original material) New window fuzzies (weather strip) Rebuilt 351 Cleveland, rebuilt Carb, New plugs points etc, New Brakes all around with new Master cylinder, The rest speaks for itself a real nice classic car, that's ready to drive, I may have missed something but its all there, Bid now low reserve all serious buyers welcomed, overseas no problem 3 days only open to offers Thanks |
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