1969 R Code Fordtorino Gt on 2040-cars
Gilbert, Arizona, United States
This is a factory 1969 R code, Super Cobra Jet, Drag pack Torino. Very nice body with a few bumps and bruises. The door tag decodes as follows: Vin: 9H42R209413= 69 Torino GT, 428 Ram air Super Cobra Jet. 63D body = Torino GT. Color T= Candyapple red. Trim 8A= Black vinyl buckets. Date 03F = June 3rd. DSO 90 = Export district. Axle W = 4:30 Traction lock. Trans 6 = Close ratio 4 speed. Original engine, transmission and rear gears are missing. The car will need some floor pan repair. Frame rails and shock towers look very good. This is a very rare Torino R code car with the factory W code rear axle. Probably less than 100 built. I do have the Marti report for the car. If you have additional questions, please call 435-770-3337.
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