1976 Ford Torino

Sedan (4dr Post)

400 Cleveland

Automatic (C6)

6A31S152982

Clear

Gasoline

Up for bid in this NO RESERVE auction is my 1976 Ford Gran Torino sedan. I have 24 images posted below. Opening bid is $460! Bidders with zero or negligible feedback must contact me prior to bidding or their bids will be cancelled! I have had to relist this auction twice now due to fake accounts in other countries and people who can't follow directions! I recently lost my storage and the car must be sold by the end of the month. If it doesn't sell, the Torino will be given to charity or to a local shop for free. Out of state bidders are welcome, but you must contact me prior to placing a bid. You must also be able to pick up the car within one week of the auction end. I cannot store the car for any longer amount of time.DESCRIPTION: The drivers fender and front bumper were recently damaged by someone taking a curve in the neighborhood too closely. The Torino was parked when it was hit. The damage is cosmetic and not really that bad - especially if you can do bodywork. I'd consider this old Ford to be a bodyshop special then. The car runs, drives and stops decently. It has just under 110k miles. It's got a 400 Cleveland with a Motorcraft 2bbl 2100 up top, then to a C6 with a nine-inch rear end out back. Sway bars front and rear. Newer shocks and brand new tires with less than 600 miles since mounted and balanced! Paint is showing its age, but shines up with a good wax. Roof has surface rust but no rot and needs painted or a new vinyl top. Interior is in fairly nice shape. Seat fabric is decent (not worn through, dry rotted or torn) with one burn and a few broken springs on the driver's side. Carpet is there, but is showing its age. Rear package tray fabric and card linings removed. A/C worked this summer, but wasn't the coldest. Heater works. Wipers and signals work. Original AM only radio and speaker work well. Cruise works. I have set the opening bid very low because I want to see this car go to someone who will fix it. I have too many other vehicles to care for and I have decided to let this one go cheap. It's a Colorado survivor that I think deserves to be saved, and if that means I'm gonna loose what I've put in, so be it. Car IS NOT being sold for scrap, I would have already had it crushed if that was my desire. Has a couple small areas with cancer. All of them in the rear of the vehicle: One bad spot along the rear glass seam, one in the left rear fender. The rest of the car is remarkably rust free. Make sure to check the images posted.