1976 Gran Torino Station Wagon - 351 Cleveland - Fmx Borg-warner Transmission on 2040-cars
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1976 Gran Torino Station Wagon 351 Cleveland - 2 Barrel (161,940 original miles) FMX Borg-Warner Transmission (Automatic) I am listing this vehicle for sale for my girlfriends' father. I will list all of the details he has told me about the station wagon. If you have any more questions, please feel free to call him. His name/number is: Carlton Gardner 252-749-5491. The vehicle is located in Fountain, N.C. This station wagon has been owned by Mr. Carlton Gardner, a retired mechanic, since 1998. It has the original motor and transmission. Neither one have ever been rebuilt. The motor is a 351 Cleveland, 2 bolt main, with a 2 barrel carburetor. The transmission is an FMX Borg-Warner Heavy Duty Automatic Transmission. The station wagon has 161,949 original miles. It has Power Steering and Power Brakes. The car originally came with A/C, however this has been removed. The car has a good, strong engine and the transmission shifts fine. The gas needle does not work, and the drivers' side seat has a split in it and some of the foam is missing. It will be the buyers' responsibility to arrange for the transporting/ shipping of the vehicle, however, the car is road worthy, so it would be possible to get a 10 day temporary tag and drive the vehicle back to your hometown. SELLING WITH NO RESERVE!!! |
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