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Forgive me please i feel like i am showing off...I own none of this now and broke! ;) but a nice memory for me and may have retro appeal?. In the UK My 1969 Ford Cobra...it was also known as a Torino Cobra...it was a 428 4 speed... the toys are my genuine childhood toys!...I was born 1973.

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The notchback body style makes this an even rarer car than the usual fastback body styles. 

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I would be showing it off also.  Beautiful Torino. And 3 pedals makes it all the better.  It must be a real head turner across the pond.

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14 hours ago, espo said:

The notchback body style makes this an even rarer car than the usual fastback body styles. 

It was called a formal roof. All of mine were like that. One had a 351W, another a 302 and a real Joe Friday 4 door with the 250 6 cylinder.

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On 5/23/2025 at 12:12 PM, bobss396 said:

I had a few 1969 Fairlanes, none with a 428. They were cool cars.

Thank you...the Marti report said one of ten.... She is currently rotting away outdoors never driven in the UK...she was a Texas import import rust free when i owned 2009.

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On 5/23/2025 at 9:25 PM, espo said:

The notchback body style makes this an even rarer car than the usual fastback body styles. 

60 pounds lighter! so a few lunches skipped :)

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On 5/24/2025 at 5:16 AM, Doug 1061 said:

I would be showing it off also.  Beautiful Torino. And 3 pedals makes it all the better.  It must be a real head turner across the pond.

Thank you....sadly i sold in 2009 (job loss) ...i have not owned a classic since....but enjoying the models its less stress!

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On 5/24/2025 at 11:37 AM, bobss396 said:

It was called a formal roof. All of mine were like that. One had a 351W, another a 302 and a real Joe Friday 4 door with the 250 6 cylinder.

I would love a car like that now!...a local guy owns an early 70s Mustang Mach one sports roof...he wants to convert to V8...leave alone i say so rare now and far more interesting to me than a V8.

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