..I'm still going to look at it. I've been wanting one for such a long time, and if the price is right and the body in good shape, it may very well come home with me

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That is pretty nice. Be careful using craigslist though. Those were very big cars

bring another ford into the BC family!!!

thats cool

429 4v that no economie car but nice rides

awsome another Ford FTW!!!
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No economy there, no doubt. He emailed me back and he still has it. But, if you guys have been keeping up wit h the weather, us Floridians have a hurricane forming over top of us, so no looking at it until it passes

I originally had a '74 LTD 2 door Brougham, fully loaded. I had to get rid of it because I could not take it with me back to the states (Guam). And I keeping kicking myself for getting rid of it. This LTD is the last year of that body style, and last year for an LTD convert.

Don't feel bad. I will have to admit (hard to), but I actually like older Fords. (generally 60-72). I am still trying to get a '70 Torino GT I found that my grandma'* friends' boyfriend has. 68k original miles, olive green, 351 4V, and C4 or C6? tranny. It'* CLEAN and I want it. Honestly I would prolly sell it or trade it for a Chevelle or Nova in the same year range.

I used to love those cars. I miss the ford LTD