What were the body styles of the 1970 Ford Torino?

Body Styles of the 1970 Ford Torino
The 1970 Ford Torino was offered in several body styles, providing a range of options for consumers. These included:
1. Brougham Series HardTop Coupe
2. Brougham Series HT Sedan
3. Brougham Series Squire Station Wagon
4. GT Cobra FastBack Coupe
5. GT Convertible
6. GT FastBack Coupe
7. Six Series Fastback Coupe
8. Six Series Hardtop Coupe
9. Six Series Hardtop Sedan
10. Six Series Sedan
11. Six Series Station Wagon
12. V-8 Series HardTop Sedan
13. V-8 Series Sedan
14. V-8 Series Station Wagon
15. V8 FastBack Coupe
16. V8 HardTop Coupe
These body styles offered a diverse range of options to cater to different preferences and needs.

What’s the difference between a Torino and a Gran Torino?

Torino was a base model, very bare bones with a unique front end, and very basic interiors. Gran Torino was the main stream car with the well known oval grille. It came as a 2-door, 4-door and wagon. These were just everyday midsized cars, and the most popular Torinos for 1972.

What are the body styles of the Ford Torino?

The base model was the Torino available as a two-door hardtop four-door sedan. And four-door station wagon. Next was the mid-level Torino 500 available as a two-door hardtop Sports roof four-door

When did Torino become Gran Torino?

1972
Ford introduced the Torino name in 1968 as an upmarket subseries for the Fairlane. In 1970, the Blue Oval swapped the nomenclature by making Torino the primary model and Fairlane the submodel. For the 1972 model year, the Torino entirely took over, and the Blue Oval introduced the Gran Torino moniker.

What year was the best Ford Torino?

One of the fastest, best-handling muscle cars of 1970
When equipped with the Drag Pack, the Torino Cobra could run the quarter mile in 13.70 seconds at 106 mph, which was not only faster than the more expensive Boss 429 Mustang but faster than most 1970 muscle cars.

How rare is a Ford Torino?

Ford sold 7,675 Cobras in 1970, which is only 3.3% of the total production. It’s the second-rarest 1970 Torino, superseded only by the GT Convertible, made in 3,939 examples. It’s not the rarest golden-era muscle car out there, but it’s scarce enough to make it a sad sight in this condition.

How many 1970 Ford Torinos were made?

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.

Are Torinos rare?

Granted, the 1970 Torino is far from rare. Ford sold no fewer than 230,411 units that year, and it’s not the kind of classic that usually changes hands for six-figure sums. But this massive production number includes a huge lineup of cars in seven body styles and four trim levels.

What are the trim levels for the 1970 Ford Torino?

63D (fastback), 63E (fastback Cobra), 65D (hardtop), 66D and 66C (Ranchero GT), and 76D (convertible) apply from 1968 to 1969, while 63F (fastback), 63H (Cobra fastback), 66A (Ranchero GT) and 76F (convertible) are found on 1970 to 1971 models.

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)

Did they make a 4-door Torino?

We are always looking for classic cars to add to our stock. This Ford Gran Torino was built in 1973 and delivered as a new car in the Netherlands. Special about this Gran Torino is that it is a 4-door sedan.