The asking price is $11,500. Across the 16 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $28,781, so this car is 60% below that typical figure. For reference, sold Ford Gran Torino Sport cars in this collection have a median price of $56,995 (1 sold).
1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport listed on eBay in Memphis, Tennessee. Listing shows 999,999 miles, Automatic transmission. Asking price $11,500 on eBay.
More about this car
Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1972; Mileage: 999999; Interior Color: Black; Body Type: Coupe; Number of Seats: 4; Transmission: Automatic; Model: Gran Torino Sport; Car Type: Classic Cars; Number of Doors: 2; Make: Ford; Vehicle Title: Clean; Engine: 351 Cleveland 2V. Special-order black; Marti Report: 1 of 33. Unfinished project; NOT running or driving. Trailer required.Passenger floor pan replaced; driver floor repaired; two rear floor patches. TMI bucket seats/brackets, carpet, headliner and dash pad installed.351 Cleveland 2V long block; intake and valve covers missing, internal condition unknown. Automatic transmission and 9-inch rear included; condition unknown. B&M shifter included, not installed.Not rust-free. Door-corner rust, patch needed below passenger taillight, bent passenger front frame horn, and older passenger quarter repair needing more bodywork. Floor underside needs sealing/protection. Trim holes need finishing.New parts include Magnum 500 wheels, BFGoodrich tires, suspension, 3.70 gears, Traction-Lok kit, aluminum radiator, gas tank, brakes, LED headlights and interior parts.Radio set in place, not installed; JBL speakers boxed. Windshield missing. Restoration photo album available on request. Memphis, TN.
What the pictures show
Grey-primer Gran Torino Sport fastback sits in a cluttered garage mid-restoration — hood/front clip apart, engine bay incomplete and full of parts, exactly matching the listing's unfinished, not-running description.
Body is in patchy primer and filler — roof and rear-quarter close-ups show mottled filler/sanding patches, so a full paint budget is still ahead.
Several frames are loose parts — a removed chrome bumper/valance on the floor and boxes piled in and on the car — they show parts exist, not that everything needed is there.
The new black bucket interior is the finished part — seats, console, carpet area and dash look fresh and are the strongest photos in the set.
Listing states floor pans have been patched/replaced and the 351 Cleveland is a long block with parts missing — the photos agree with an incomplete engine; nothing here shows a runner.
The 999,999 mileage figure is a placeholder, not a reading.
Money: At $11,500 you are paying for a rare-spec (Marti 1-of-33) fastback shell, its patched floors and a new interior — paint, engine completion and assembly are a full project budget on top, and the Marti claim itself is not photographed.
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102% above the typical asking price for a Ford Torino
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Seller: grautogallery
Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1970; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 00000000000000000; Mileage: 99900; Body Type: Coupe; Engine: 351ci V8; Exterior Color: Red; Interior Color: Red; Make: Ford; Model: Torino; Transmission: 4-Speed Manual; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. Vehicle Original VIN : 0A35M102583 Motor Trends "Car Of The Year" in 1970, the Ford Torino really stood out and became an instant hit as it was dubbed the "New" Torino. Ford started building the intermediate car in 1968 and initially was a more boxy car and by 1970 had moved in to a more "Coke Bottle" style with a longer hood and rounder body lines. Most of these cars were just cars to the average consumer used for commuting and most of them were the 4-door variants. There were a few that got out with a big block but not many.
Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1969; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 00000000000000000; Mileage: 66887; Body Type: Fastback; Drive Type: RWD; Engine: 428 Cobra Jet V8; Exterior Color: Brittany Blue; Interior Color: Blue; Make: Ford; Model: Torino; Transmission: 3 Speed Automatic; Trim: Cobra 428 Cobra Jet; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. Vehicle Original VIN : 9H46R152494 Feel the pulse of American muscle with this 1969 Ford Torino, a true icon of the golden muscle car era. Known for its aggressive styling and raw power, the Torino delivers a visceral connection between driver and road. This particular example boasts a believed original and period-correct FE block 428 V8 engine, a rare and highly prized heart that roars with authentic intensity. With actual miles on the odometer, this car offers a genuine vintage experience that few can match, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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