1972 Ford Torino

351C

2A35H325829

Clear

1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport Fastback with a 351C 2v, Auto(column), PS, Disc Brakes, A/C. Runs and Drives. Email with questions, Thank you! Build Date Body Color Trim Trans Axle DSO 7/72 63R SA FA X 2 52 Reference website http://grantorinosport.org/73torino07.htm For 1972, Torino introduces an outstanding departure from former designs. It starts with a rugged, all-new "big-car" body/ frame construction which extends throughout Torino's striking lineup of cars and wagons for '72. The new frame has "torque-box" design, which virtually isolates passengers from road shocks, and includes an "S"-shaped energy absorbing front configuration for extra safety. Mounted on the frames are Torino's all new, rugged bodies which are built to last longer and are better insulated than ever before. A new front suspension along with a new four link "Stabul" rear suspension which has coil springs and shock absorbers that are computer-selected in tune with the new body/frame construction. This new over-all design provides an exceptionally smooth, quiet, stable ride. From the outside, Torino's "big-car" look features new, contemporary styling with a rakish, 60 degree windshield slant. Two door models have a shorter 114" wheelbase and wider treads for a sporty "road-hugger" appearance. Four door models have a longer 118" wheelbase and wider treads for "big-car" look, roominess and ride. The attractive new grille on the Torino series is of dark argent, one-piece corrosion resistant ABS plastic with egg crate motif and dual horizontal headlights. All other models in the series are distinguished by a high series grille which has a light argent flattened oval design with bright leading edges. Bright headlamp doors and a distinctive hatch-type hood design further enhance the appearance of Gran Torino models. The contemporary styling is further highlighted by frameless, vent less curved-side glass, recessed door handles and a host of other new exterior features. Inside, new sculptured high back front bench seats are standard. The Torino series features attractive, durable all-vinyl seat trim and door panels . . . plush, deep-pleated vinyl seat trim, wall-to-wall color-keyed carpeting and other luxury features on higher models. The new performance oriented instrument panel has modern, easy reading instruments and improved controls. Ford's famous DirectAire ventilation is now standard on 4-door as well as 2-door models. The lockable, energy-absorbing steering column has a new space-saving "mini" design plus a special coupling which helps insulate the steering wheel against road shocks. Manual front disc brakes of an improved design are also standard on all sedans and hardtops for greater safety. Mustang CJ Failane Tasca 429 460 GT Montego