1969 Ford Torino Formal Roof, Hot Rod 351 V8 on 2040-cars
Littlerock, California, United States
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I have a 1969 Ford Torino formal roof. Its a rare car, not to many seen around. Has a 351 V-8 engine with an automatic transmission.
It starts and runs great. The carburetor is holly and was rebuilt recently. There is no rust at all. Its a California car. No leaks. Brand new bucket seats. Im giving my car with two different set of rims. One set are Cragars. You can see them in the pictures. Any other questions just give me a call at (661)575-4534 |
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