1970 Ford Torino GT | For Sale $62,900

[@flynnstone3580]

Wow, I don't care how fast it goes. I could just sit there and look at it. Cars are like driving a sculped piece of artwork, and they are. And some look better than others.

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

The Batmobile, circa 1970.

[@luvmist]

That car is gorgeous. Hood is a little off to the side but it definitely is the perfect color. Wish it was a manual as well. Beautiful car.

[@bdpopeye]

When I was stationed in the Philippines back in '75-'77 I had a shipmate that had a '71 Torino. I always thought it was a beautiful car! Thanks for posting.👍

[@AtlasStavely]

What an awesome car I'm a Ford guy anyway but I have to laugh at about 4:20 they shut the drivers door and the glove box falls open 😮

[@lynnh7694]

That car is amazing in every way.

[@jeffjacobs5095]

I had a 70 gt back in the day also was lucky to have owned a 68 fastback with a 390 my 70 had the 302 loved them both

[@marcelvantoorn1636]

Actually, I'm a Pontiac guy , but .... , I love him !! Beautiful He is stunning !

[@tombankwel4822]

Holy courusant thats a superb stunning gourgeus beautiful car 🤟 😎 ☀️ 💎

[@Khano1983]

You just made my dream come true, it's a shame I live very far away and I can't even go see it...

[@briancoates3955]

Lynnwood 😈 Brian- Back in the day I had a Ranchero loved my 351. Now Hemi RAM!

[@mrski749]

1970 was a great year for cars

[@whitestratman3158]

Actually, it has a C6 Transmission because that is a 351 Cleveland. Those giant valve covers and where the radiator hose hooks up @ 5:22 proves it. A Cleveland has a dry intake.

[@ronfrievalt3672]

Sweet looking ride. Would be even better if it had the 429 SCJ. Very nice anyway

[@douglasseab7912]

My uncle's skip had one back in seventy-one with a checkerboard black stripe going down it with four-speed transmission

[@estrusdavis4960]

This '70 Ford Torino GT looks phenomenal. I wish it had a 4sp, or Tremec 5sp. All in all it has got spunk!!

[@EvelynEagleEyes]

1970's Gray Mettallic Torino,What a 🥀Beautiful Car 🥀 I literally visualize myself driving that car.!!

[@andrewhigdon8346]

The C4 denotes a 351 Windsor.

[@williamfawkes8379]

So close to being great. A squeaky belt brings it back to just another almost finished classic. These are one of the best cars Ford ever made for style.

[@sleepii15]

What a beauty!

[@fairlane19641]

Awesome Torino

[@alfredrossi5268]

Beautiful torino❤

[@biggchuski4927]

Damn 🔥🔥🔥

[@andrewhigdon8346]

Stupifyingly beautiful car! But that hood needs some help. It needs to move forward about 3/8 inch. Also, I’m seeing a phenomena about which I’m not sure the cause. Notice how the angle of the leading edge of the hood doesn’t match the angle of the same spot on the filler caps in front of the fenders? Well, my 1971 Torino hood never had that problem. And for all we know, the 1970 and 1971 Torinos are the same body. Maybe not. I found a GT hood like that on a Ranchero in a junkyard. My drivers door got smashed in from a hit and run in an area with notoriously tight parking. If the window had been down, it would have been broken. That’s how badly it was caved in. So I found a match on the Ranchero, and took it home for the junkyard, swapped out the glass, painted it, and it was a perfect match. That Ranchero was a 1970 model. That hood was so badass, I could t resist going back for it later. But when I bolted it on my car, the leading edge angle was just like that. I spent endless hours trying to massage it into the right profile, but ultimately gave up. To do so meant I would have had to split the metal at the center of the nose of the hood, and then fill it, which was beyond my expertise at the time. Abort mission. But I’ve seen lots of Torinos like this. And when they’ve been noted as “all original” sheet metal, they don’t have that issue. When they are described as “fully restored “, some have this, some don’t. Could this hood be from a 1971? Anyone have any input on this topic?

[@briancoates3955]

Ok 351 ? Cleveland or Windsor is what I'd like to know?

[@josephwatson2711]

Ford power

[@miamimo70]

Uff!

[@swapsplat]

Beautiful car, but you hack saw some tachy cd head unit in there from the 90s? Hide the stereo in the glove box. Make it Bluetooth. Rather than having it ruin the dash.

[@andrewhigdon8346]

Can anyone say, “Magnum 500s”? BFG T/A Radials, P245/60R15 tires, on Magnum 500s cannot be beat for looks. That modern aspect ratio is all wrong on a classic muscle car. Nice wheels though. Just not in that car. That hood though. Oh. My. God. It just looks sinister. I had one. Read comment below. Did I mention the hood? That is the nastiest hood scoop design ever made. Menacing. Mean. Makes the car look like it’s going 100mph while parked.

[@ronaldnorris2179]

Those wheels would have to go for sure bring on the Magnum’s!!!!

[@MrStratbat]

Its need factory wheels..PERIOD

[@lynnh7694]

That would be the first thing I would do 100%

[@rayrussell6258]

I love '70 Torinos, but I wouldn't give $629 for that boring pile of monotony. UCC, you have some real guts embarrassing yourself like this.

[@shaggydogg630]

Exactly!