1971 Ford Torino Squire

For the 1971 model year, Ford limited changes to its intermediate line to minor revisions. The biggest change for 1971 was the decision to drop the Fairlane name from the intermediate line-up all together; the Falcon name would also not return for 1971. The Torino line-up consisted of 14 models. The base model was now the "Torino", available as a 2-door hardtop, 4-door sedan and 4-door station wagon. Next was the mid-level "Torino 500", available as a 2-door hardtop and SportsRoof, 4-door sedan and hardtop and a 4-dr station wagon. The top of the line Torino remained the "Torino Brougham", available as a 2-door and 4-door hardtop, while the "Torino Squire" remained the station wagon equivalent to the Brougham. The "Torino GT" was offered as a 2-door SportsRoof and convertible, while the "Torino Cobra" was still only available as a 2-door SportsRoof.


from the link you posted nothing about a cobra or gt wagon

 

Yup. I read all of the links. No mention whatsoever about being able to order the GT package on a wagon, or even ordering the 'GT' hood.

 

10K resto??..... better get Macco! Hey Gweeego, anther 5 gallon pale of set fast bondo, super fast! yous A da green hadenrer di A time, I laike a da coulors...Is A likeA X-Mas afta A sanding....da red,green, da blue..........

 

In 71, though, you could order all the GT options on the wagon, including the Cobra Jet engine. In fact, 7 people did exactly that. At least one (a green one) was scrapped, and at least one is known to survive. The survivor has the Squire package, and still wears the custom blended factory paint and wood grain. The original purchaser had it done to match the mahogany on his boat. The car was ordered as the tow vehicle. The car was profiled in "Hemmings Classic Car" magazine. Back then, too, as well as the odd ball orders, there were assembly line mistakes that were complete and foisted on dealers, want them or not. Some STRANGE combinations made it to dealer lots that way.

 

10k retro

Good day,
If you know what you are doing that's a lot if you look at the car you wood know what needs to be done the wagon is not as bad as you think been doing this for over 35 years when this is done will post pic's of restro I have a full restro shop so if you do you own work 10k will do most any car or truck . and yes thay did make torino wagons!!! Cobra!!!
& Broughoms !!! very rare sorry you missed it.

 

Thank you miket1961 at lest you know about wagons..to other of you that make comments like da need to do is do your home work an don't look in buckets da. Thought this a friendly site ????

 

The 2 members who comented were only comenting on the links you provided, witch for "we all would like to know", you were asked for a link to your findings..... sorry but there is no info conferming in the links you gave......?????


And I'm not intending to be a ****, considering my spelling is terrible horrible at times, but we have several members who live in other countries that rely on translation links, even in english your posts are very hard to read.

I'm just saying, and I'm saying it with a and a

How about a intro, tell us about yourself, where you from, other intrests, etc......pics always help too
http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=917

 

Ok I can do French just as will I'm only defending my self the webs do give info on these cars. The 1971 Torino wagons are so unknow that every one but few
know what that are and if you try and talk about what you now others don't
under stand, so let's start over ok.Back in 1971 you could order from many
model of cars of the same still or group if you like the cobra motor you order
it or the 351 2v ram air was a up charge as well as the other up grades yes there were limits but not many, if you know a dealer really well it was better
I will do my best to give all info better ok.

 

the 1971 Torino wagon sq. GT will be here in about two weeks an then we can start info on decoding it until then we can chat.From the sun shine state and have two ford already had more but getting older so its was time to share them

 

Yes there were wagons with the cobra jet 429 engine but no cobra or gt badges or anything other than shaker hood here is the link to Hemmings article
with pictures. I OWN A 1971 BASE V8 Torino Wagon
http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2010/09/01/hmn_feature2.html

 

Turns out that Cobra- Jet Torino wagon was bought new not far from where i live now. The dealer is long-gone, as is the Ford dealer it was traded in at in Springfield. Very cool wagon.

I still stand by my previous statements, though. Never said you couldn't order the big monster motor in these - it was done, obviously. Also some 427 and 454 Chevy wagons around.

 

ok there's the cobra now we need to find the option for other 1971. Torino
wagon.Thanks for the site

 

here is a quote from the sellers Ebay add
The wagon has a stock drive train with additional new dual exhaust and a functional GT hood scoop.

notice it says added exhaust and GT hood scoop

Get a Marti report and then post findings

 

Going to get one as soon as it is here.

 

Good day airboat you are very close to were I live you mite see it drive by some day. I Live in Vero Beach,