1973 Ford Torino 351 W Edelbrock Carb, Rebuilt C4 Black Interior on 2040-cars
Carroll, Iowa, United States
| Up for sale is a 73 Ford Torino. A Starsky and Hutch look a like. The car is in used condition, has been repainted, not the best job, but the drive line has been changed out and up graded. Out came the 289 and in went a 351 Windsor with a C4 built to take the power of a 351. Motor has maybe 5000 miles on a rebuild, and tranny has 1000 miles. All new fluids in the car, electronic ignition, electric fuel pump, edelbrock carb and intake, dual exhaust, with glass packs, new plugs, wires, cap and rotor. factory manifolds, (no exhaust leaks like headers) power steering and power brakes. BF Goodrich tires fronts in good shape rears are new 500 miles ago. New carpet, head liner and other interior trim pieces. Car runs and drives really well. running out of room to store my old cars and wife said it must go!!! | 
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