1976 Ford Torino
$44,999
1 photos of this car.
Price check
The asking price is $44,999. Across the 6 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $54,094, so this car is 17% below that typical figure.
Details
| Year | 1976 |
|---|---|
| Model | Torino |
| Series | Torino |
| VIN | 6G32S243801 |
| Mileage | 45,110 miles |
| Transmission | 3 Speed Automatic |
| Seller | Burnyzz |
| Listed by | Dealer |
| Location | Aspen Road Ocala, FL |
About this car
1976 Ford Torino at Burnyzz in Aspen Road Ocala, FL, $44,999. None over None, 45,110 miles, 3 Speed Automatic
What the photos show
- Red paint with the white Starsky & Hutch sweep is glossy and even, the stripe edges clean in the seller's close-ups, panels straight all round.
- Chrome bumpers are bright, and it sits on slot mags with Dunlop G/T Qualifier raised-letter tyres — the full TV-tribute look, carried off consistently.
- Brown interior photographs tidy: seats and carpets look clean, the burl dash trim is intact, still wearing its period Philco radio.
- Period add-ons show in the cabin photos — a Grant-style wheel, a Sunpro tach in the cluster and two extra Sunpro gauges under the dash.
- The odometer in the dash close-up reads about 91,117.
- No engine-bay photo and no underside photo appear in the 16 viewed — the mechanical condition behind the tribute paint can't be judged from these.
Money: at $44,999 the money is in the look, and the photos deliver it — but a '76 Torino is priced on condition underneath, and with no bay or underside shots, verify before paying tribute money.
Interested in this car? View the original listing at Burnyzz — the sale is handled by the seller on their own site.
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