What are the trim levels for the 1970 Ford Torino?

Trim Levels for the 1970 Ford Torino
The 1970 Ford Torino had several trim levels, each offering different features and options. The trim levels for the 1970 Ford Torino included:
1. Torino GT:
– The Torino GT was a popular trim level, available as a two-door coupe, fastback (or SportsRoof), and convertible.
– It replaced the top two trim levels of the Fairlane and became a strong seller after a re-positioning and redesign.
2. Torino Type N/W:
– The Torino Type N/W was a harder-to-find trim level that offered a unique range of V8 options and graphics, including the big block Cobra.
3. Torino Cobra:
– The Torino Cobra was a no-nonsense pure performance model with a lower level of trim than the Torino GT.
– It was only available as a SportsRoof model and came standard with various performance-oriented features such as a 4-speed close ratio transmission, Hurst shifter, competition suspension, flat black hood and grille, and more.
These trim levels offered a range of options and features to cater to different preferences and needs of the customers.

What engines came in the 1970 Ford Torino GT?

In 1970, when Ford launched the massively reworked and aggressively styled Torino, there were five engine displacement options: a 250ci sixer, 302ci and 351ci Windsor, 351ci Cleveland, and the big bad 429ci 385 Series.

What is Ford’s highest trim level?

It offers premium features such as premium leather upholstery, advanced sound systems, and exclusive exterior styling. The Platinum trim is perfect for those who want the highest level of comfort and sophistication. The Limited trim level represents the top-of-the-line offering in Ford pickup trucks.

What was the 0 60 on a 1970 Ford Torino GT?

Performance

0 – 30 mph	2.6 s
0 – 60 mph	6.0 s
1/4 mile	14.4 s @ 100.2 mph
30 mph – 0	8 m (26 ft)
60 mph – 0	39 m (128 ft)

How much horsepower does a 71 Torino GT have?

While only 5,317 Torino GT convertibles were, sold the fastback coupe notched up 74,135 sales, and the two-door hardtop a further 23,939. Engines ranged from a 210-hp, 302-cid V-8 to 325-hp/390-cid and 360-hp Ram-Air 428-cid mills.

How many Torinos were made in 1970?

PRODUCTION: Ford built 230,411 Torinos across four trim levels in 1970. Of that number, 60,758 were Torino GT’s. Of those, 3,939 were convertibles and 56,819 were SportsRoof hardtops, the latter leading all Torino sales for the model year.

What are the trim levels for the Ford Torino?

The “Torino Brougham,” the top trim level, was available as a 2-door and 4-door hardtop, and a 4-door station wagon. The sporty “Torino GT” was available as a 2-door SportsRoof and convertible. The performance model, the “Torino Cobra” was available as a 2-door SportsRoof only.

What were the body styles of the 1970 Ford Torino?

The base model was now the Fairlane 500, which was available as a coupe, sedan and station wagon. The Torino was offered as a coupe, limousine without B-pillar, sedan and station wagon. The Torino “Brougham” was the top equipment variant and was offered as a coupe, sedan without B-pillar and as a station wagon.

What are the trim levels for the 1971 Ford Torino?

model year 1971

VEH IDENT NO.	Vehicle identification number
65E	2 door hardtop	Torino Brougham
71E	4 door station wagon	Torino Squire
63F	2 door fastback	Torino GT
76F	2 door convertible	Torino GT

What year was the best Ford Torino?

One of the fastest, best-handling muscle cars of 1970
That’s saying a lot, considering that 1970 was the model year when ridiculous performance peaked and some of the most legendary muscle cars of all time were introduced. Apart from speed, the Torino Cobra also handled surprisingly well.

How many 1970 Torino GTS were made?

In 1970 there were 56,819 GT Torino hardtops Built but only 3,939 GT Torino convertibles produced. Built in Lorain, OH this is a very rare and highly collectible muscle car.