Part 2! Ford Torino, Falcon recovery from the woods. Don't think I can save this one. muscle car

1971 Ford Torino or the tree-rino as someone named it, buried 28 years in the woods. looked solid, but not as good as I thought. Not sure I can save this one.
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• Are they worth saving?...
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[@danielulz1640]

70 and 71 FoMoCo intermediates were some of the company's best designs. Even the four door sedans had a sleek and stylish look.

[@user-vl1kp5wo8g]

Wow that tree stump !!!!! Was a job but all worth it

[@ClassicCarRevivals]

Wow that tree didn’t want to give up!

[@timmatheny-lo9ze]

Watching the these cars brings back a memory. As a young boy in southwest Iowa small town ,some folks that we where friends with. There mother had a garage kept one owner 69 four door falcon 6 cylinder auto. It was black and thinking it had about 20k on it. It was like new. Thank you for the content!

[@attemptedauto]

We refer to that style Klein bag as a nose bag over here. We run stuff up and down the poles in those on the end of a handline. Youll find all kinds of use for them, or Mrs Flatbroke might like it for gardening.. You guys worked hard for that rig! Nice job!

[@LarryDeSilva64]

I had a 1970 Torino with a 351 Cleveland in it. I bought it used back in 1980 was a low mileage car drove it from California to Idaho and back and across the country had it at least 5 years loaned it to my wife while I was working on her Granada. get a call it got totaled by a laundry truck. Loved that car. You sure do go the extra mile to get those cars out of wherever they are no matter how hard it is to get out. Thanks for the video

[@ID10TGARAGE]

And we shall call her STUMPY! That was a lot of work

[@chuckandjenbridges721]

Hello again. I enjoy your content and look forward to future videos about these cars.

[@Wooley689]

You all sure worked hard to get that one. My aunt and uncle had a white one back then, always liked the taillights and the front end.

[@andrewbrubaker1366]

Well it least you saved the most valuable of the 2 and now you have a good parts car for the other falcon you have plus you have such a good friend in Steve!

[@jamesross4702]

That dash cluster you found in the back seat is out of a Mustang fix body, if it has a 120 mile an hour speed gauge it's actually worth some money to the right person, but if you throw it away it is what it is thanks for the video

[@bigbill709]

Nice work getting your newest treasure loaded up and heading home.

[@brianandrews7099]

I’ve always heard that “there is nothing more expensive than a free car” but I guess “expensive” can equal time and “sweat” labor, not just cash? I’ll hand it to you, it takes some real tenacity to cut down trees and stumps to retrieve a old car. Especially in the summer heat! Not sure I still have that in me? But I haven’t been offered any free cars lately, either … so who knows? I think I would name the Falcon Virgil and the Torino … Woody! You definitely earned yourself a nice “free”, “tree” car score, there! Nice work and good save! Looking forward to what comes next with them.

[@clarkdennis5429]

Thanks Bill, I enjoyed the video!!!

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525]

Looking forward to it

[@barberjeff67]

That tree didn't want to give up that Torino! Another fun video, Bill!

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

Awesome show today, Bill 🙌 always enjoy your adventures and videos 📹 yeah get back onto the Mustang before the daughter loses interest, have fun 👍 till next time, Take care and stay Safe 🍻🍻🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲🦘🦘🌧🌧🏔🏔

[@RetrogradeThinker]

"Let it go... let it go..." 😅

[@javierdenardo2607]

Ingenious use of the pulley method.

[@chrisnoeske8904]

That tree was crazy. I've seen him come out of the trunk. I've seen them come through the floorboards, but never like that.