1971 Ford Torino

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  1. jwdtenn

    jwdtenn Well-Known Member

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    jwdtenn, Apr 20, 2015
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    Looks clean. In the picture above, it looks like the rear door and quarter panel do not match the front door and fender. Looks like it's had some body work.
     
    n2fordmuscle, Apr 21, 2015
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    that is really nice :29:and a bargain too
     
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  4. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I agree. But for half that price I might be interested.
     
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    It looks awfully clean underneath, especially for Pittsburgh.

    If it's not a bondo special, and the pics do it justice, it's worth every penny of the asking price, even though it's the base model Torino.
     
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    I bought a 1987 Chevy van that was a central Illinois vehicle, mostly driven on trips to Florida. Bought it in early 1994 to move to Florida. I was amazed how new looking it was under it. It had around 124,000 miles on it then and I drove it seven years.
    I'd say this Torino was not used winters or was kept clean top to bottom if it was. Very tempting.
     
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    The car appears to be in good shape. It doesn't look like a northern car!
     
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    It looks real nice - especially for the money. I bought my Chevelle out of PGH, it was a California car originally with no rust at all.
     
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    What's a PGH?
     
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    Pittsburgh - I use that abbreviation because I cant spell Pittsburgh... :huh:
     
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    Oh! Thanks. I can't spell Pitzbirg either. :D
     
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