1972 Ford Gran Torino Station Wagon 1 Owner Break StationWagon GT

As you can see this is a project but it is a 1 owner car with even the original PINK pinkslip

[@fw1240]

I have a '76 & the smiles & thumbs up & "nice car," or, "i love your car,' are constant when i have it ut out. There was even a guy one time at an opposite stop light that was bouncing and clapping in his seat. These cars have the ability to bring up very good memories for people. Im basically driving happiness around ❤

[@dkupke]

To be honest, I'm tearing up a little bit. My grandfather owned one of these. We only took i tout for special occasions, but every time he always put an arm around me and said "This car is going to be yours." I ended up selling it to help me move into my first apartment, and I miss that car to his day. So many memories attached to it.

[@BlessedBaubles]

I had the same car with the cleavland but it was a 2 door. Nice car. Lol. Hope the right person gets it,

[@coffeestains2001]

thats an awesome ride, want one...

[@pocketbook4883]

Owning a station wagon in the 70s is like owning an suv today...

[@bigD53096]

Cool car!

[@willpoundstone71]

0:29 Little car!? you're kidding right? It's a foot longer than a Ford Taurus.

[@Bossrich6287]

we had a lot of torino's in my family.alot of good memories(some not so good) the one's with the 302 2-V were the best.

[@griffinsavoy]

What kinds did you have?

[@Bossrich6287]

Dburger62 Almost every year.

[@theblacksheep1000]

dad had a 63 Merc, complete with 352 BIG block in her. The main difference between a small bock and a big block is the distance between the dead center of each bore.

[@101Volts]

Sweet Wagon.

[@TJC450]

nate you should paint it like the jeep. it would look great.

[@alanmoore78]

Good news is many of the parts shown as weathered on this wagon are reproduced. You can buy the armrests, the window cranks, the door handles inside and out, the door lock knobs, the dash pad, things like that. The new owner (in Germany) should have little trouble sourcing this stuff. Now if only we 4-door Torino owners could get Steele Rubber or someone to reproduce the roof rail weatherstripping for sedans/wagons! I'm about to buy my third 4-door Torino and need SOMETHING!

[@ddf414]

Wow! Flash back! Dad had a shit green one.

[@eldo59]

My '85 Regal did this a couple times. Pumping the gas like that usually doesn't work. Especially if it has been sitting there for days or whenever the outside temp changes from mildly cold to fridgid cold fast. Turn the key and at the same time gradually add more and more pressure to the gas pedal until you touch the floor and after holding it all the way down for a few seconds.. it eventually should go VVVVVVVVVRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Rlotpir1972]

What is the 'accessory' on the temperature control? Rear-defogger?

[@Supramaniac24]

@CerealMarshmallows yea right on some people consider 400 small block, but i think theyre big blocks

[@catay411]

Where do you find 72 4-door model. I used to own one but like an idiot I sold it years ago. Would like to find one. Thanks for any help.

[@roccomalachi7329]

Looks like Bondi popping of the earl sheib paint job lol

[@bruce92106]

Cranks right up! Dude. If the manifold and valve cover gaskets are new it had a valve job or total rebuild for that matter but why doesnt it start up!? You said all the elec windows work fine then open doors and they're crank? Dude! If it really does run? $500

[@robertlouthan2736]

is this car still available

[@timpriddy349]

Used cars scene with Toby the dog and the kids falling out the back

[@roberts3237]

That car man is older than my wife's blazer LT 1998

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

Paint it red or blue even silver fix rust. She will be sweet

[@thomassmithification]

Not to mention,,The 331,and 352 F E block.which,dimensionally-is the same size,as the 390 I.E.-Big Block..

[@johndigenakis9725]

The 351w is a small block ford. Not a big block.

[@thomassmithification]

Uh, a little FORD-101,Is in mind,here.. The 260,289,302-251 W.were built in Windsor,,Thus, The designation.. The 351 CLEVELAND,was built,in,of course,Cleveland,Ohio,plant..The 351M400, was built in Midland..Hence,the M designation..NOOO It doesn"t stand,for Modified!! You can tell,a cleveland,from,a midland,by the bell housing pattern,,The Cleveland,shared the small-block pattern,While,The Midland,used the 429-460 bell housing pattern..

[@dougodyssey50]

I wonder if the owner parks 'by feel, using the over-riders hehe.

[@kwhite4128]

The Cleveland is a big small block, no way its a big block. Ford big blocks start with the 427

[@thomassmithification]

In What aspect!?? With the MIDLAND- you ,not only get the superior valve arrange ment,of the Cleveland,,But- You Also,get a beefier crank,AND- the 429-460 bell housing bolt pattern!! Believe me-It"s almost,impossible,to find a "small-Block" C-6,nowadays!!..And, A C-4 will not hold up,even to a STOCK 351 Cleveland,And- there"s no such thing,as a Big-Block,C-4...Just saying...

[@julianbell90]

wonder if ford stole that grill from the camaro...

[@OberstGenosse]

lol "nice little car" ?? its a aircraft carrier lol hehehe

[@fw1240]

Lol, I have a '76 & it's 19+ft long.

[@douglorimer5985]

I love it,,,,but the Cleveland was not a big block, its ugly cousin the 400 often was referred to as a big block. But they were all 335 series engine's, yep complicated 😂.

[@ast-og-losta]

stabbin wagon

[@Supramaniac24]

the 351 cleveland is a small block everything under 402 is small block, and anything over 402 is big block

[@Haylee1Bieber]

if i even comment no one will see it lol

[@donaldwhitten2438]

That car is a rust bucket. Plus dents everywhere on it. How can you call that a clean car. Clean car my ass that car is a P.O.S

[@bassplayer426]

Wow. A Used! Used! car salesman....

[@roberts3237]

That car man is older than my wife's blazer LT 1998