1970 Ford Torino Gt Convertible Hideaway Headlamps on 2040-cars
Westport, Connecticut, United States
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here we have an all original ford torino gt convertible! only the convertible top has been replaced. i bought it from the second owner,who has owned it since 1976.it's a 302 2bbl,power steering and power top. it has the rare hideaway headlamps that just make look so nice! it was bought brand new in conn and spent it's whole life here enjoyed by me and 2 other owners.when i bought it the previous owner thought it was sitting about 7 years.six inside and one outside under a tarp.before he stopped driving it,he had the top replaced including the rear window.i threw a battery,some fuel and adjusted the points and she fired right up.power top looks and works beautiful. ford only made about 3900 of these in 70.it runs.stops and drives.the interior and exterior has never been messed with.all original inside and out including drivetrain.being all original,it does have some rust.i had the back seat out and floor pan seems very solid. in my opinon you could put some tires,exhaust,tune it up and check the brakes for saftey and drive this baby the way it is while restoring it.very nice color combo.i just have to many projects to tackle it myself at this time.it deserves to be restored to it's original glory.if you have less than 10 feedbacks please email me before bidding.serious bidders only please. i have explained to the best of my knowledge.i have it for sale locally,and reserve the right to end auction at any time.good luck bidding,and thanks for looking at my auction.
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