The 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport in green is like a time capsule on wheels, taking us back to the days when bell-bottoms were hip and disco ruled the airwaves. This beauty marks the debut of its iconic body style, and let’s just say, it was quite the head-turner with its uniquely bold front end—so much so, it was a one-year wonder! Under the hood, the 351 engine purred like a contented cat, ready to roar down the highway. It’s the kind of car that makes you wish it came with a free pair of aviators and a mustache comb!
What a beautiful coupe! The ’72 was the first year for this body and the only year that it got away with that front end. Just beautiful.
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I started in the car business at a Ford Dealer in Clearwater Fl in June of 1972 and had 2 of these as a demo. Nice cars and so0ld well.
Had this car
yeah but by 72 they couldnt get out thier own way…9 to 1 compression….
Ok. With. 351 v8.
Had a new one in 72, baby blue
Chris
looks like the one I had
Very nice car. The 351 was a great engine.
Had one 351 Cleveland 4 speed silver with black top loved it
Get off my lawn!
Awesome car, one of my favorites
Was the one on the movie Gran Torino a 72 ?? Sorry I’m not a ford guy
Had a red one 351c good car
BITCH N
Clint’s car!
I had one of those
LJ Nance
Naw I’m good
LJ Nance Lol!!
Bruce Cooley remember your grey Gran Torino!
I do…kept us alive somehow!
Had a totally flawless white sport w/ 351C, fully optioned out with original build sheet. Came from Kentucky w/ 68k on the clock.
I had this car. Traded for 1976 Gran Torino Broughm.
Had one just like it but mine was canary yellow with 351c
Absolutely stunning
A mope eater in disguise.
Adrian Meza
hey nice
Jim Piatt what year was yours
Sweetness
Beautiful! So nice!
Eastwood – “Don’t eat my dog”
Mathew Johnson
Bryce Crousore
Had one with the 4 speed 351 big block love these old cars
74 Todd Talbert miss that car everyday
Sweet Always loved these Torinos!!
Had one when I was a young punk..