1974 Ford Gran Torino Sport 460

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  1. jwdtenn

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    jwdtenn, Mar 10, 2019
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    I think the seller is throwing prices at the wall to see what will stick.
     
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    Yeah this seller is always way out of his mind price wise on everything he lists.
     
    60Mercman, Mar 11, 2019
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    He gets some incredibly nice low mileage cars, but yeah, $55k for a mid 70's Torino? Come on.
     
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    I thought it was a nice car until I saw the price. That's just insane.
     
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    Yeah even at 50% of the asking he’s still on crack with his pricing.
     
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    Brad Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    Needs to remove either the first or last digit....
     
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    Yeah, for the wrong 70's Torino. A '73 or older one would at least justify some of that price. The museum prices for the one shown isn't justifying those Crapgar wheels or the random wire unprofessionally wrapped around the harness leading away from the solenoid. Otherwise, the valve cover still sports the factory sticker and it's clean enough to eat off of

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    The seller paid $20k for it, a very reasonable price. And is now flipping it.
     
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    Well two wrongs don’t make a right. $20,000 was kinda a the edge. $54,000 is just Coo coo for Coco Puffs. Don’t know what he’s puffing, but it ain’t a ‘69 Taladega, or a ‘70 429 one off with laser strips. Good luck!
     
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