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Torino
The Ford Torino was produced by the Ford motor company from 1968 to 1976. The Torino was created to eventually replace the very popular Fairlane name with an all new brand of Ford beauty, power and style. Although Ford still used the Fairlane name up through 1971, the Torino name was used on most body styles. |
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Balanced and blueprinted 468c.i. with ported/CJ valves C9VE heads. Comp cam, Performer intake, D.U.I ignition, custom headers. Built C6 trans, deep pan, cooler and TCI stall converter. Posi 3.50 Detroit True-Trac rearend. |
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CID:468 Flywheel HP:396@5000 Torque:500@2000
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lethal429 |
1970 429 SCJ 4-speed, 3.91 gears
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No description available. |
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CID:429 |
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gttorinofan |
1968 GT Fastback
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Just your basic 390cid/C6 automatic trans Torino GT. Only mods are MSD ignition and coil. |
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CID:390 |
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johnydeeper |
1969 GT fastback
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1969 GT Torino 351w stroked to 408 . has automatic now, I am converting it to tko600 5 speed shortly. |
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CID:408 Flywheel HP:495 Torque:520 |
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Originally a GT but someone done a good job on the Cobra changes. Bought about a year ago and the car was in good shape. 70000 original miles and good interior. I am planning more upgrades but I am following the previous owners upgrades and this makes is challenging. Look forward to new paint scheme and will post when completed. So far-- MSD 6AL and Pro Billet Distributor, Holley 750, Flowmaster Exhaust, Headers, Ford Racing Heads, Roller Motor Dont know what the cam is. Want to take this to 4.11 rear diff. |
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CID:351 Rearwheel HP:420@6000 Torque:400@\4800 |
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valleydude |
1969 fastback gt
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fresh 390 , top loader , 3.50 track lock rear ,fpa tri-y headers Ron Morris coil over front suspension just a daily driver a.k.a. total money pit ha.ha. |
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CID:390 |
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427FordFairlane |
1968 4 Door Sedan
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1968 4 Door Sedan, 428 CJ Motor, Street Registered, tubbed and caged. |
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CID:428 |
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sthomp29 |
1970 Torino GT Fastback
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I bought the car 3 months ago after four years of searching for the "one"! It was like karma how it fell in my lap. Bought it from a guy who got it when he was 18, he's 50. It's been sitting since 1986 and wasn't moved until I bought it this past June. It's a Georgia car so she's solid. It has a 1974 351C 2V, and the original 4V motor came with the car as well. Little body work is needed. Keep an eye on my profile for progress. Not looking to go completely original, I want something I can drive hard that has show qualities. Plus my little boys love it, they call it "Dad's R |
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CID:351 |
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I just put the car together when I took it to the track in 2005. It only had about 75 miles on it. I didn't really get on it hard. Time to go back now! |
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1/8 Mile:09.05 MPH:081.00 Weight:4450 CID:393 |
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72cj351 |
1972 Gran Torino Sport
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351CJ * C6 * 3:25 Trac-loc * Bucket Seats w/Floor shift and console * ralley guage pkg. |
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CID:351 |
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