1970 Ford Torino
Now a name all of its own - the 1970 Ford Torino

1970 Ford Torino

For 1970, the Torino was its no longer part of the Fairlane name but was its own. With all new looks and style the 1970 Ford Torino was wider, lower and longer with aerodynamic lines and was voted Motor Trends Magazines Car of the Year. A new range of choices included something for everyone. From going fast, to family outings and business meetings, the 1970 Torino could meet your need. Torinos included all the Fairlane 500 trim plus a single horizontal chrome strip along the bodyside. The Torino name appeared, in script on the driver's side of the hood and in block letters on the side of the front fenders behind the front wheel openings. The new Torino Brougham offered luxurious accommodations and included the top of the trim line and standard engine options included a 302 cu. in. V-8 with 220-hp. It had all of the Torino trim plus polished aluminum wheelwell and rocker panel mouldings, retractable headlights, and wheel covers. The Torino GT was a high performance version and included all the standard Torino trim plus hood scoop, rim rings with hubcaps, courtesy lights, carpeting, padded seats, "GT" emblems, a 302 cu. in. V-8, and E70-14 white sidewall tires. The Torino GT Cobra was the top high performance version and came equipped with the 429 cu. in. V-8 with 360-hp. It had a four-speed manual transmission, competition suspension, seven inch wide wheels with hubcaps, black center hood, hood locking pins, bright exterior mouldings, courtesy lights, "Cobra" emblems, and F70-14 black sidewall tires with raised white letters. They also offered a functional hood scoop and rear window louvers as part of the Cobra package.

1970 Ford Torino Specifications

Model Number Body/Style Number Body Type & Seating Factory Price Shipping Weight Total Production
Torino Six Series
N/A 54C 4 Dr Sedan $2,689 3,158 lbs Note 1
N/A 57C 4 Dr Hardtop Sedan $2,795 3,189 lbs Note 1
N/A 65C 2 Dr Hardtop Coupe $2,722 3,173 lbs Note 1
N/A 63C 2 Dr Fastback Coupe $2,810 3,211 lbs Note 1
N/A 71C 4 Dr Squire Station Wagon $3,074 3,553 lbs Note 1
Torino V-8 Series
N/A 54C 4 Dr Sedan $2,778 3,258 lbs Note 1
N/A 57C 4 Dr Hardtop Sedan $2,885 3,289 lbs Note 1
N/A 65C 2 Dr Hardtop Coupe $2,812 3,273 lbs Note 1
N/A 63C 2 Dr Fastback Coupe $2,899 3,311 lbs Note 1
N/A 71C 4 Dr Squire Station Wagon $3,164 3,653 lbs Note 1
Torino Brougham Series
N/A 57E 4 Dr Hardtop Sedan $3,078 3,309 lbs 14,543
N/A 65E 2 Dr Hardtop Coupe $3,006 3,293 lbs 16,911
N/A 71E 4 Dr Squire Station Wagon $3,379 3,673 lbs 13,166
Torino GT Series
N/A 63F 2 Dr Fastback Coupe $3,105 3,366 lbs 56,819
N/A 76F 2 Dr Convertible $3,212 3,490 lbs 3,939
Torino GT Cobra Series
N/A 63H 2 Dr Fastback Coupe $3,270 3,774 lbs 7,675
Notes: Total series output was 117,358 units. Ford did not breakdown by engine or body style.

Chassis Data

Model Wheelbase Overall Length Width Front Tread Rear Tread Tires
Torino 117 in 206.2 in 76.4 in 60.5 in 60 in E78 x 14
Torino Station Wagon 114 in 209 in 75.4 in 60.5 in 60 in G78 x 14
Torino Convertible 117 in 206.2 in 76.7 in 60.5 in 60 in F70 x 14
Torino Cobra 117 in 206.2 in 76.7 in 60.5 in 60 in F70 x 14
Torino GT 117 in 206.2 in 76.7 in 60.5 in 60 in E70 x 14
 
 
   
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