For Sale: 1971 Ford Torino in Orrville, Ohio

!1971 FORD TORINO COBRA 429
4V, CJ RAM AIR (J CODE), #'S MATCHING
This is a slick car! Restored, documented with a Marti Report and original build sheet! This is 1 of 208 with this color and trim codes! Only 408 in Grabber Green. The paint is very nice, it is polished to a smooth, glossy finish. Looking down both sides it is laser straight. The bumpers were rechromed. The headlight bezels and weatherstrips were replaced. It also has Magnum 500 chrome wheels and BFG tires, wider in back to complete the aggressive look it deserves.
It has black knit bucket seat interior with the center console and an original floor shifter coming out of it. Overall very good shape. The upholstery looks really good from the carpet to the headliner including the door panels and side rear panels. The dash area is very good, not cut up or broken. It features the optional ribbon tachometer and gauges, rim blow factory steering wheel and an aftermarket Bluetooth AM/FM radio.
The motor compartment is clean and proper featuring a great running number matching 429-4V CJ J code 370 hp engine. It has stock manifolds, valve covers and air cleaner, washer bottle, fan shroud and power steering.
The trunk compartment is solid and painted Grabber Green. The trunk lid is glossy. Weatherstrip and mat were replaced. It is complete with jack assembly and spare tire.
The under carriage looks to be all clean metal and original, no signs of rust or patches. The front end was rebuilt . Also new drag link, tie rod, pitman arm, idler arm and steering gear. In back the leaf springs and shocks were replaced. The fuel sending unit and fuel tank were replaced. It has a newer X pipe dual exhaust system that runs all the way out the back with chrome exhaust tips. The brakes were redone with power front disc brakes. Looking up at the motor it is clean, and also the C-6 automatic 3 speed automatic transmission. It has an optional traction lock rear end with 3:50 running gears.
A lot of bang for the buck! It will turn heads for sure. It's documented, nostalgic, unique and very well restored!