1971 Ford Torino Gt 302 2 Dr Project Barn Parts Runs And Drives! on 2040-cars
New London, Wisconsin, United States
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I am selling my 1971 Ford Torino GT that I have owned for over 15 years. I purchased the car from the original owner. The car has sat in a shed since 2001. It does run and drive! This is a project car that needs work! It has had miscellaneous work done to it. It needs work! This would make someone a great project car! It has the original 302 ci engine with a 2 barrel carburetor. In the year 2000 - Hooker Headers and 3” exhaust were installed. The engine fires up and runs strong. It does need a battery! It is an automatic transmission with a Hurst Slap Shift Shifter. Brakes were worked on in the year 2000 – but they are currently very weak (leaky line.?.) and needs to be addressed before driving it! This car has had panels replaced (due to rust) in the floor pans, quarters and fenders - still needs some panel repair in spots. This car is not perfect by any means and would need attention before being road worthy. It does need a drivers side lower left quarter panel. The car is very complete and has about everything on it! I just do not have the time to finish this project - I do not want to see it sitting around anymore... -302 ci engine w/2 barrel carb (factory) -Automatic transmission (factory) - Hurst Slap Shift shifter - Hooker Headers (installed in 2000 – less than 20 miles on
them) - 3” dual exhaust (installed in 2000 – less than 20 miles on
them) - 2 hoods (1 with hood scoop and also the factory hood!) - All wiring, lights, etc. in working condition - Bucket seats (front need new covers) - Rear seat is in great condition with no tears - All glass is in great condition! - All Chrome pieces are on the car! - Interior is in decent condition and is not missing anything (except radio) *This car would make someone a great project car and could really be a head turner if done right! It will need work before it can be road worthy... *Car is located in New London, Wisconsin. It can be seen at anytime (by appointment). I am the owner of the vehicle - I currently live in Minnesota. I can arrange someone to meet you at the location the car is currently at (family farm) and show it to you (before the auction ends).... *Car needs to be paid for within 7 days (payapl, Money order, etc...) *Car needs to be picked up at earliest convenience... Any questions - send me a message and I will respond ASAP! |
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