1976 'Fordor Torino - February 2012

[@BartV1990]

You have some very cool cars! Nice video's! Love those 70's sedans

[@CorvusCasull]

Thanks! Many of them are gone now, but at least I've got recorded memories. Most folks cannot say they've owned almost all of their dream cars. (Luckily for me, most of mine cost less than two grand!)

[@lukep126]

I love this torino! I want a 74-76 two door!

[@montey1017]

sweet car man!

[@NotRealNamesAgain]

I could spend days polishing something that deserving! Not to say the paint doesn't look nice, it does.

[@TylersNeighborhoodGarage]

For some reason around 4:18 reminds me of an old Clint Eastwood movie

[@CorvusCasull]

@Enzofromwb Perhaps? Admittedly paint is something I know very little about. Most of my vehicles only seem to require a small amount of polish & wax every so often. The others have body surfaces that don't require maintenance... as in worn through, fried, ect.

[@NotRealNamesAgain]

@CorvusCasull Maybe a coat of paint sealant could slow that oxidization down? I'm a detailer, but I haven't worked on urethane paint in quite a while.

[@CorvusCasull]

@Enzofromwb Funny you mention that. It takes some serious elbow grease to maintain since it oxidizes very easily in the Colorado sun. It took me over two hours to get it into fair shape recently. (I should get some video of how it looks now!) I should get some video of how it looks now.

[@CorvusCasull]

@montey1017 Thanks! As with all my vehicles it's a driver. Nothing too nice here!

[@FordMaverickFanatic]

Now see my temp gauge in my 78' F-150 always reads close to hot, usually around the "A" in "NORMAL", but i've checked it with a temperature gun and it never reads too hot...

[@IDIDieselJohn]

That thing is to quiet. lol Yep, Fords and they're cold operating gauge. lol The one in my '89 F150, never even reaches N of NORMAL, and that's fully warmed up.