Built in Atlanta but delivered new to Los Angeles (DSO 71), this fine station wagon is a true survivor. Owned by an industry executive for the past 25 years, the car was driven sparingly - mainly to car shows in the San Fernando Valley - and leased out several times to Hollywood studios for work on movie and TV show sets. This careful use has kept the mileage low. Today, the car's odometer shows a mere 58,695 actual miles.
Pristine undercarriage. You're looking at one of the very few rust free surviving Torinos. Only in California!
Fabulous original floors. Full dual exhaust.
Thursday, March 14 was a beautifully sunny day here on the Pacific Coast and we were looking forward to our test drive and photo session.
The Squire starts, runs, drives, handles and stops as good as it looks.
Note functional vent windows, a neat touch.
Considering it to be a big car by today's standards, the Torino wagon, aided by power steering and power brakes, is easy to maneuver and feels very "modern" to drive. Visibility is excellent.
Returning to the showroom, we are amazed by the wagon's powerful engine. The Torino is the first muscle car station wagon we've ever encountered.
Rarer than the proverbial needle in the haystack, this 1971 Ford Torino Brougham Country Squire six-passenger station wagon is a prime collectible, one that's utterly useable even today. Easy to maintain and keep going, this low-miler will be a welcome addition to any stable, be it as a fun daily driver or a cherished member of a muscle car collection.
You are most welcome to inspect this fine automobile at our location in Ventura, by appointment, or have someone
inspect it for you.
Please, direct all inquiries to bill@californiaclassix.com
or call us at 805-653-5551.