1970 Ford Torino Fairlane 500 20,762 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
THIS IS A 1970 FORD TORINO FAIRLANE 500. I WAS TOLD BY THE PREVIOUS OWNER THAT THIS CAR WAS USED IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA FOR MOST OF ITS LIFE. IT HAS A LITTLE OVER 20,000 ORIGINAL MILES AND THE CLEAN TITLE STATES 20,000 MILES ON IT. THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE DOORS AND TRUNK OPEN AND CLOSE LIKE NEW. THE CAR HAS A MISS IN IT OR THE CARB NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED, NOT SURE WHAT BUT SEEMS TO RUN BETTER WHEN IT WARMS UP. THE OWNER BEFORE ME INSTALLED THE CHROME ON THE ENGINE, THE BLACK STRIPES, AND THE SHIFTER. THE SHIFTER NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS, THE CAR IS ALSO FORSALE LOCALLY.
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