originalType: SportsroofFord Torino Sportsroof GT351Make: FordModel: TorinoMileage: 1 KMBody style: CoupéNumber of doors: 2Fuel type: GasolineModel year: 1969Transmission: ManualColor: blueColor name: Dresden blueInterior color: blackInterior name: BlackVAT/Markup: Markup, VAT is not deductibleInteriorPower steeringOtherPower brakesDisc brakes1969 Ford Torino GT SportRoof 351W 4vWe are pleased to present a beautifully preserved 1969 Ford Torino GT SportRoof, finished in the very attractive Gulfstream Aqua.This example is in exceptionally good cosmetic condition and combines classic muscle car styling with excellent driving dynamics.The exterior features a very fine paint finish with clean body lines and a deep, even gloss. The original SportRoof design gives the car an aggressive fastback look, enhanced by excellent chrome trim, moldings, and glass. Underneath, the car still features solid original floors and a clean undercarriage, attesting to a history of careful maintenance.Power comes from the sought-after M-code 351 Windsor V8 with 290 hp, mated to a robust FMX automatic transmission. The drivetrain is smooth and responsive, featuring a 9-inch rear axle and dual exhausts for that classic V8 sound. Factory-equipped comfort and driving features include power steering, power disc brakes, and tinted glass, making the car ideal for both cruising and collecting.An honest, well-equipped, and striking Torino GT—perfect for driving, showing, and enjoying.History of the 1969 Ford Torino Fastback / SportRoofThe 1969 Ford Torino marked the second year of the Torino model, introduced as Ford’s more luxurious evolution of the Fairlane. The 1969 redesign brought sharper lines, a wider stance, and a more performance-oriented character, especially in the SportRoof fastback, which became one of the most iconic shapes of its time.The long, flowing fastback roofline wasn’t just for looks: Ford developed this shape for better aerodynamics, particularly for NASCAR racing. The Torino quickly became a serious racer and helped Ford dominate the stock car competition of the late 1960s. Models such as the Torino Talladega stemmed directly from this design philosophy.For street use, the GT package offered extra style and performance, including bucket seats, more luxurious trim, improved handling, and more powerful engine options. The M-code 351 Windsor was particularly beloved for its reliability, torque, and smooth power delivery. Combined with the FMX automatic transmission and the 9-inch rear axle, this was a durable and enjoyable car to drive.Today, the 1969 Torino GT SportRoof is valued for its muscular appearance, NASCAR heritage, and relative rarity compared to other performance cars from the late 1960s. Well-preserved examples—especially in original colors—are increasingly sought after by collectors looking for something distinctive, stylish, and authentically Ford.Geevers Classic Cars B.V.Florapark 75721VH [email protected] have done our utmost to ensure that all information in this advertisement is accurate. However, no rights can be derived from the information provided in the advertisement. Do not rely solely on this information; always verify for yourself the details that are important to you and could influence your decision. Contact the seller for any additional questions.
