1968 Ford Torino GT in Red Paint & 428 CJ Cobra Jet Engine
We’re looking at a 1968 Ford Torino in Candy Apple Red Paint with a 428 Cobra Jet “CJ“ engine. Introduced on April 1, 1968, the 428 cu in (7.0 L) – 4V CJ (Cobra-Jet) engine became available as an engine option, but due to its mid-year introduction these engines are very rare.
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Fine looking car.
Nice!
i had the 1968 fairlane 500 wish i had it now !
Guy McCullough Jr.
Had one 351 Cleveland
I want it. Makes GTOS look homemade.
Marco Gutiérrez
no que esta feo
Had a 1968 dark blue with white strips , black buckets no console . I don’t see any of these around but would be nice to find one . Sold mine in 1971 .
These fastbacks were notorious for rusting along the lower rear window where water pooled.
383 Commando could kick it’s butt.
Ordered one on a Monday got drafted on Thursday never got it dealer refund down payment. Dam it man.
428 coupe
Loved the style of this Fairlane with the 390 cu. in. Engine. I know they weren’t the fastest but they kept there place in the muscle car wars.
Super Mean Car
What are the best cars ever made yeah baby
A true beauty and a monster !!!
My cousin had one back in Jersey she would take it to the dragstrip and race it.R.I.P MARYANNE
Had a 69 fastback with the 428 C6 auto. Was a great car. Found it in a used car lot in 1976. Fast ass car
my ex had a 68 Ford Fairlaine 500 fast back and a 69 Torinio GT
I had a red 302 like that!! That’s what the fender badges said ??
The snake was moved to the rear fender in 69.
Ive got a 69
428cj was horribly underrated, really made over 400 hp.
428 block cracks go like hell but bang
390 was a dog
Nick Atwell
Nice
My uncle Tony had 1 back in the day!
Love it