Torino and Fairlane Pictures, buffed out
#25
I'll second that. Also, it's great to see two classic cars back on the road instead of going to the crusher.
#26
They're on the road too. I'm approcahing 6,000 miles on that Torino, since we got the Fairlane in 2010, it has about 3000-3500 miles... but not all those miles are since restoration.
And I know how forutnate I am to have my dream car and to have had the dad I do to guide me on this path.
And I know how forutnate I am to have my dream car and to have had the dad I do to guide me on this path.
#27
68 Torino
HI Cowboy. I know the white Ford is a 1968 Torino. But the other Ford you say is a 1968 also??? I thought only the 1969 Fairlanes & Torino's came with the hood scoop ? I had both after totaling my fastback. I bought a 68 Fairlaine. Not till 1969 Did I see that scoop. I was at Desert Valley auto parts here in Phoenix. They have their own show on TV. I saw 3 fastback Torino's while we were there. I wish I still had mine.
#28
You're right. The hood scoop didn't come out until '69. A foremr owner put that on the car nad drilled the hood up to install it, so the only real options were to buy a new hood or use the scoop. It looks cool, but I do'nt really like driving with it... kind of a distraction.
#30
The Monte Carlo.... man, I almost waxed it a few weeks ago, but what it really needs is paint. It's got a spot of clearcoat peeling off the hood. So I'm not waxing it.. want to wear as much off as I can, wipe it down, and I'm going to paint it in the second week of April.
Hi `Duane,
It's great to read that you are going to give your Award winning Monte a paint `job & some love...You are fortunate to have the talent & tools to get the job done. Wish you a problem free paint job Look forward to seeing your progress pic's and final pic's ~> Good Luck