1970 Ford Torino Squire

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    jwdtenn Well-Known Member

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    Nice, but not $14k nice. Says you can make an offer. My offer would be around $6,000........
     
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    Gotta love the 2-way power bench seat!

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    You Rarely see power windows on a Torino
     
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    Very true and particularly rare for the 1970-71 models.
     
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    I believe '68 was the first year they were available in the Torino. Very few came with them, far lower percentage than GM intermediates.
     
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    Thank you!
    I was beginning to think I was the one way out of line.

    GuysWithRides quotes value guides showing prices from $10K (Good) to $15.2K (Excellent) for Hagerty or as high as $13.2K to $21.3K for Collector Car Market Review.

    I consulted with the father-son team who restored my '70 Country Squire, and we all agreed that somewhere nearer $7K would be closer for a car with the issues this one has. I was arranging to inspect the car, but someone else put a deposit on it. Oh well, the seller probably wouldn't have accepted my top offer anyway. It's getting so my only hopes for getting one of these is either a lottery hit or someone selling it super cheap to spite the wife he's divorcing.
     
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    Sold? Best offer accepted?
     

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