1972 Ford Gran Torino Gateway Orlando

Gateway Classic Cars is proud to offer for sale in our Orlando Florida showroom this very rare 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport. This car is a real head turner and will be the envy of anyone who sees it. This 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport is powered by its original, 351 CID Cleveland V8 Engine and is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. The car has been very well maintained and features factory AC which has been serviced and is blowing cold. It also has a brand new fuel tank and all lines have been blown out and filters changed. This car was brought here to Florida from Nevada and was very well preserved. This Gran Torino Sport was repainted in its original yellow exterior color. The interior is a contrasting Black houndstooth and is in excellent condition. Giving this Ford that classic '70's look are a set of Rally Wheels on all four corners. Options on this 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport for sale include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with CD Player, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Vinyl and Cloth Interior, Radial Tires, and Rally Wheels. If you are looking for a classic Torino that will provide years or enjoyment without breaking the bank, this 1972 Gran Torino Sport is the way to go!

[@timsherritt9747]

I love everything about it!

[@MrRikard1994]

Beautiful car.

[@jacobbales3692]

Love that car

[@brookspierpont5938]

This was from 1964 to the late 80's.Had GM,and Chrysler also.Oldest ford was a 1937 2dr slantback.

[@edsonfrancisco9042]

Grantorino is amazing!!!!

[@danielcastillo1225]

Awesome car

[@briankoncyk3379]

Very nice!

[@brookspierpont5938]

Had many fords full size and intermediates from the 50's thru 70's.They anywhere from free to $150,which was for a 1953 f100 pick up with overdrive.Bot a 1959 ford club sedan,blue and white with 39,000 miles at a dealership where i worked in 1968,for $100.

[@antoniojf9845]

👍

[@burningblue1254]

I love the Gran Torino Sport but at over 3900 pounds its way to obese for even a 351 C. You need the 429s torque.

[@jeanpierrecatacora7158]

Hi. is the vehicle still available?

[@derrickjackson6737]

351 V8

[@dalecarter4025]

An m engine is bigger and taller deck height. Heavy bottom end.

[@dalecarter4025]

A 351 Cleveland is a small block. I think 351m or 400 is big block.

[@kalevinieminen7742]

same basic engine. 351M and 400 are slightly different. 351C is a mid block more than a small block

[@davidparker4501]

The 351 C is considered a small block

[@davidparker4501]

The 351 C is from the 335 series engines....the 429/460 were the 385 series of engines...351 C had 3.35 stroke and the 429/460 had 3.85 stroke

[@derickhager5027]

351 windsor is a small block

[@lorenzomaximo1818]

@@davidparker4501
No the 351 Cleveland had a 3.50 inch stroke.

[@edwinvaldivian1941]

🐍 cobra

[@thecupoftruth3508]

Sounds like a truck

[@stephenboldrey9973]

Is this car still available