1974 Ford Gran Torino
$26,995
1 photos of this car.
Price check
The asking price is $26,995. Across the 6 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $54,094, so this car is 50% below that typical figure.
Details
| Year | 1974 |
|---|---|
| Model | Gran Torino |
| Series | Torino |
| Mileage | 86,730 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Ruby Red |
| Interior colour | Interior Color Black Seat Material Vinyl |
| Transmission | 3 Speed Automatic |
| Seller | Fast Lane Classic Cars |
| Listed by | Dealer |
| Location | Little Hills Ind Blvd Saint Charles, MO |
About this car
1974 Ford Gran Torino at Fast Lane Classic Cars in Little Hills Ind Blvd Saint Charles, MO, $26,995. Ruby Red over Interior Color Black Seat Material Vinyl, 86,730 miles, 3 Speed Automatic
What the photos show
- Pale yellow '74 Gran Torino with a black vinyl roof at Fast Lane; paint is glossy and even, panels straight, sitting on modern aftermarket wheels.
- Black interior is covered front and rear and looks clean and original — bench seats, dash, factory Philco radio and even the sun-visor instruction card photographed.
- Engine bay is photographed twice: a blue Ford V8 under an air cleaner lettered '351-2V', honest and complete-looking, with surface grime on the radiator support rather than fresh detailing.
- Trunk is photographed with its spare, mat in place, floor looking clean.
- Underside gets a full lift set: floors are black-coated and look solid, but the exhaust, muffler and rear axle carry honest surface rust — a driver-grade underside, not a restored one.
- The black floor coating means original metal is partly taken on trust, as always.
Money: at $26,995 this is a fully documented driver — bay, trunk, cabin and lift underside all shown; price it as a presentable survivor-grade Torino, not a restored one, and check the coated floors in person.
Interested in this car? View the original listing at Fast Lane Classic Cars — the sale is handled by the seller on their own site.
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