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    Posted: 02-February-2025 at 1:03AM
Hi there, new to the forum and will be new to Torinos shortly. While I’ve almost always restored pre-1971 Mustangs and Cougars, the 72 GTS bug has bitten me for the next project. Looking for no other particulars than:
1972, laser stripe, not too much rust and would like to start with complete. Too much rust on the east coast so I’ll be concentrating out west.

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Jayson in Naples
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote CobraJoe Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02-February-2025 at 7:28AM
Welcome aboard; don't rule out the North East as i purchased a "Completely Rust Free" 1968 Torino in Massachusetts of all places. the car came from las Vegas. The point is, you never know where these deals will turn up.
Good luck in your hunt!
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Welcome to the forum. I laughed at the" big cars" reference.  Way back these were midsized cars. LOL
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Welcome! They're out there, and all over the country. Don't be afraid of anything local, I have personally moved several rust free south cars to Maine between 2003 and 2006, also bought a bunch of salvage the top half cars from the salt belt as well. You never know what you'd find next door.
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Welcome to the forum! I have upgraded you to a full member so you have full forum privileges. 1972 GTSs are getting harder to find and prices are going up. We do post cars in or classified sections that we see on eBay, FB, BAT, CL, etc.  Good luck.with the hunt!
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Funny how a Cadillac from the 70s could park and have room to swing the doors open while today parking compacts leaves barely enough to open and not ding the car next spot over.
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