For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below! 🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/16066/1969-ford-torino-cobra Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!
Had one new in 1969, red with black interior just like this one. Upped my status in high school bigtime! My Momma bought it for herself and me. Had a great time in this one and only got one speeding ticket when I took her out to see what she would do, just that one time. Got up to 155mph and slowed down. The state trouper gave me a ticket for doing 100 but he also wanted to look under the hood if I didn't mind...LOL Loved that car!!! BTW, in 1969 this car was $4,200 New!!!
I rebuilt a 1970 Torino Cobra, 429SCJ, ram air, top loader 4 speed in 1980. Bought the car in pieces from a guy for $600.00! Everything including the engine was stripped down. He ran out of cash or time and sold it as it sat. It took me 9 months of solid work to get back on the road. I painted it a 1980 olds red...B8217LM, Autumn Maple Firemist Metallic. Sold it in 1990. Worst decision I ever made letting it go. Loved that Torino.
Damn man, I have watched a lot of car videos you've made and of all the car videos I've watched of your's, I love all of the cars I've seen. However, this is ABSOLUTELY my favorite I've ever seen on your channel and quite possibly one of my favorite old muscle cars I've ever seen ever.
Bought one when i got home from the Army! Tree stump pulling torque! Jet Black with cobra snakes on the fender! Loved it. bench seats, 4 speed! 355 gears. Great year 1969!!
Hi Jay. You must have liked this one Jay, over 11minutes! Well that is a fabulously well restored motor . Was it restored buy the same guy who did the '65 fast back ? Certainly has that same quality and attention . Do l assume the Mustang restorer wishes to remain anonymous? The body and paint finish reminds me of one of mine . ( not really trying to be big headed but l have done and still do top drawer stuff . But at 68 very slowly!) Well , if you can't afford the '65 this is definitely a very nice alternative . Why do people winge about having to go to your other site for pictures or moaning that it's sold ? Beats me. I think we should be happy and grateful that you and your team go to all this trouble. Maybe the Covid blues ? Thanks Jay and team.
Sweet !!!!! Extremely rare ..I've only seen one other in My life it was Wimbledon white with black interior and black stripes... Very Nice Jay ....🇺🇸👌✌
My 69 was a Cobra Falcon, T boned by a semi in 81 still have the engine and 4 speed, and proper air cleaner and scoop, and other stuff that was salvageable
Cobra Falcon? Not in 69. The Falcon reappeared for half a model year in 1970, in the form of a stripped down Torino, and was available with a 429 Cobra Jet motor.
A nice 428 Torino, but one question. What happened to the ram-air assembly? I hope it wasn't tossed when the heads were replaced as it's hard to find and very expensive.
The combination of options were almost endless and changed every year. 68' thru 69' Cobras had seemingly almost endless option combinations. All Cobras could be optioned up anyway you wanted, but all badging, whether Fairlane, Fairlane 500, Torino, or Torino GT trim was removed and replaced with the Cobra Snake. Apparently you could get a Cobra without Ram Air, and I know for a fact SCJ could be purchased without Shaker Hood, although I don't know if all SCJ motors had Ram Air. This looks like a non Ram Air Cobra because I think the hood scoop is fake. Additionally, just because it's a 428 doesn't necessarily make it a Cobra, apparently this one is because it has a blacked out grill and the snake emblems, although we didn't see the entire interior. All Cobras had heavy duty sway bar with or without the GT package, SCJ had disc brakes std., I think. SCJ has an oil cooler and bigtime upgraded internals as std. SCJ was and automatic upgrade when ordering 3.91:1 or 4.30:1 rear differential.
@@TheHerbdude it sold before it was posted. I follow their website and some of the car sale almost as fast as they get them. Tells me there great to do business with.
Stunning gourgeus so beautyfull and Nice i love it 😎 cool car color awsome luxiry car and fast another grand car from the 🦇 batcave thanks Jay grams for this wonderfull car 🤟 from the batcave 🦇
@@johndavey72 you're correct but it's not sealed to the air filter assembly like on a Camaro or Chevelle with Cowl Induction that's what I was referring to .
This is a fastback but you're incorrect. As I said I owned one. 428 CJ, C6 auto, maroon, black int. Notchback roof. I was 19 years old. My buddy had the fastback Torino with a 302. I kinda wanted the fastback. Mine was original. In fact I knew the original owner who ordered it from the factory. 😉
@@davidmadison1087 No Cobra notch back roof coupe from the Ford factory period. I'm a 50+ years master level factory certified auto/truck tech. 40 of those years at the largest Ford dealer in my state. I began working there in 1969 after my discharge from the US Army Special Forces medevac duty.
You could have at least showed the dash, instrument panel, controls, etc.,. You showed nothing of the inside really. Disappointing. Yes I know, go to the website and see all the pics, that’s fine, but if it doesn’t spark my interest I won’t. I like your channel but show more of the interiors in your videos.
@Sun Dog, I went back to look at the original file. It looks like there was a dash/instrument panel shot but it didn't make it into the final output. We try to keep a pattern to how our videos our to make it easier to put together, can't really say why it was missed this time.
@@Rekeza We're always open to constructive feedback. We usually do include a dash/instrument panel shot & sometimes a center console b-roll as well. It seems it was just not included in the final video this time.
Volo Museum Auto Sales no problem, just make sure you have inside optics as part of your video patterns. Just an oversight maybe in editing, stuff happens.
I'm going to stop watching this Chanel they put to many already sold cars on here......say up front if sold or not or run a banner across saying sold.....!!!!!!!
I mean, you do what you gotta do boss. I'll just sound like a broken record that if you are a serious buyer you should be watching/monitoring our direct website because we have the most control over that and it updates the fastest. The videos on TH-cam are one of many tools we use to sell a car & shouldn't be soley relied upon.
For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below!
🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/16066/1969-ford-torino-cobra
Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!
Volo Museum Auto Sales Bought the twin of this in 69
Beautiful.
The Cobra was a stand alone model based on the Fairlane base model.
It was introduced to compete directly with the Road Runner.
Had one new in 1969, red with black interior just like this one. Upped my status in high school bigtime! My Momma bought it for herself and me. Had a great time in this one and only got one speeding ticket when I took her out to see what she would do, just that one time. Got up to 155mph and slowed down. The state trouper gave me a ticket for doing 100 but he also wanted to look under the hood if I didn't mind...LOL Loved that car!!! BTW, in 1969 this car was $4,200 New!!!
No wonder that she sold in minutes! A note to rhe lucky new owner... Now you take care of this stunning piece of american icon history, good luck
I rebuilt a 1970 Torino Cobra, 429SCJ, ram air, top loader 4 speed in 1980. Bought the car in pieces from a guy for $600.00! Everything including the engine was stripped down. He ran out of cash or time and sold it as it sat. It took me 9 months of solid work to get back on the road. I painted it a 1980 olds red...B8217LM, Autumn Maple Firemist Metallic. Sold it in 1990. Worst decision I ever made letting it go. Loved that Torino.
That Torino is drop dead gorgeous !
Damn man, I have watched a lot of car videos you've made and of all the car videos I've watched of your's, I love all of the cars I've seen. However, this is ABSOLUTELY my favorite I've ever seen on your channel and quite possibly one of my favorite old muscle cars I've ever seen ever.
Torino are 😍
Unbelievable car, I wish I was ready , I’d be there first thing Monday.
Bought one when i got home from the Army! Tree stump pulling torque! Jet Black with cobra snakes on the fender! Loved it. bench seats, 4 speed! 355 gears. Great year 1969!!
I'm not a big ford fan but the 68-73 ford Torino's have always been cool looking cars
LOVE this car! My first car was a 69 Torino GT. It was a family car. I got it with 42K and drove it to 212K! Loved that car
Wow! That car is nothing short of stunning!
Hi Jay. You must have liked this one Jay, over 11minutes! Well that is a fabulously well restored motor . Was it restored buy the same guy who did the '65 fast back ? Certainly has that same quality and attention . Do l assume the Mustang restorer wishes to remain anonymous? The body and paint finish reminds me of one of mine . ( not really trying to be big headed but l have done and still do top drawer stuff . But at 68 very slowly!) Well , if you can't afford the '65 this is definitely a very nice alternative . Why do people winge about having to go to your other site for pictures or moaning that it's sold ? Beats me. I think we should be happy and grateful that you and your team go to all this trouble. Maybe the Covid blues ? Thanks Jay and team.
Sweet !!!!!
Extremely rare ..I've only seen one other in My life it was Wimbledon white with black interior and black stripes...
Very Nice Jay ....🇺🇸👌✌
I got the original motor for that car really love the video keep up the good work man
Sweet Car Jay and "Most Loved" from my youth... Financially not the right time though!
Where was it built....Atlanta maybe ??
💕 Love the color of that baby‼️
I’m using that beautiful engine sound as my ring tone. 😍
My 69 was a Cobra Falcon, T boned by a semi in 81 still have the engine and 4 speed, and proper air cleaner and scoop, and other stuff that was salvageable
Cobra Falcon? Not in 69. The Falcon reappeared for half a model year in 1970, in the form of a stripped down Torino, and was available with a 429 Cobra Jet motor.
@@Kevin.W. my 69 was a Falcon Cobra! 428 4 speed
@@Kevin.W.Never heard of a 69 cobra falcon…that’s definitely a new one on me 😂
This car was named from Ford only as FORD COBRA.
Ya, it would be more appropriate to call it a Fairlane cobra since it's based more on the lower model Fairlane 500.
The window in the back reminds me of the same rake as the 71-73 Mustang low large
and wide.
That's The Car Clint Eastwood should have used in his Grand Torino 🎥🍿🎥🍿 Movie‼️
please start it
please start it
please start it
please . . .
YESSS
😎👍 vroom vrooomm
A nice 428 Torino, but one question. What happened to the ram-air assembly? I hope it wasn't tossed when the heads were replaced as it's hard to find and very expensive.
I don't have that answer on hand, would have to ask sales.
I could be wrong, but I believe only the SCJ with a shaker scoop had RamAir
The combination of options were almost endless and changed every year.
68' thru 69' Cobras had seemingly almost endless option combinations.
All Cobras could be optioned up anyway you wanted, but all badging,
whether Fairlane, Fairlane 500, Torino, or Torino GT trim was removed and replaced with the Cobra Snake.
Apparently you could get a Cobra without Ram Air, and I know for a fact SCJ could be purchased without Shaker Hood, although I don't know if all SCJ motors had Ram Air.
This looks like a non Ram Air Cobra because I think the hood scoop is fake.
Additionally, just because it's a 428 doesn't necessarily make it a Cobra, apparently this one is because it has a blacked out grill and the snake emblems, although we didn't see the entire interior.
All Cobras had heavy duty sway bar with or without the GT package, SCJ had disc brakes std., I think.
SCJ has an oil cooler and bigtime upgraded internals as std.
SCJ was and automatic upgrade when ordering 3.91:1 or 4.30:1 rear differential.
Rare ! Yes but not as Rare as our 1969 Mercury Cyclone 428 ! Now that is Rare ! Oh and with a 4 speed, 4:11 rear end .
And my dad ordered and bought it in February of 69.
AWESOME CAR. FORD MAKES THE BEST.🇺🇸💜
Beauty
Nice! :-) 👍👍🇺🇸🏁 Jay rocks!
Something Steve McQueen would drive at a hundred miles an hour like his movie: Bullitt😊
Sold. But nice Torino
I wish I had a business where I could make a post and the car sells in an hour.
It be magical! 😎
@@TheHerbdude it sold before it was posted. I follow their website and some of the car sale almost as fast as they get them. Tells me there great to do business with.
Wow. A rare beast
Sweet ride! Curious how much it sold for.
Too much, I'm sure..
Stunning gourgeus so beautyfull and Nice i love it 😎 cool car color awsome luxiry car and fast another grand car from the 🦇 batcave thanks Jay grams for this wonderfull car 🤟 from the batcave 🦇
very very nice i had a dark green one 4 speed 428 cj no power any thing, all hp and fast😂
Great looking Cobra Jet Torino too bad it didn't come with a functional hood sloop .
John .If you mean there was no hole cut into the bonnet , there was .
@@johndavey72 you're correct but it's not sealed to the air filter assembly like on a Camaro or Chevelle with Cowl Induction that's what I was referring to .
Beautiful car
I want to see a 1976 cutlass 4 door
Start by stating the price everything else is secondary period
My dad had a blue one in 1972
Nice car 🚗
BEUTIFULL BEUTIFULL 😍♥️ WOW
i want this car
We can help arrange that!
BTW, it's a fastback, NOT a coupe. No coupe roof 1969 Torino Cobra was ever built by Ford.
You're saying they didn't sell 428 CJ in a coupe roof? I owned one. Same color as this one.
@@davidmadison1087 All Torino Cobra cars had the Sports "fastback" Roof. 428 CJ was available in a coupe but NOT as a Cobra model.
This is a fastback but you're incorrect. As I said I owned one. 428 CJ, C6 auto, maroon, black int. Notchback roof. I was 19 years old. My buddy had the fastback Torino with a 302. I kinda wanted the fastback. Mine was original. In fact I knew the original owner who ordered it from the factory. 😉
@@davidmadison1087 No Cobra notch back roof coupe from the Ford factory period. I'm a 50+ years master level factory certified auto/truck tech. 40 of those years at the largest Ford dealer in my state. I began working there in 1969 after my discharge from the US Army Special Forces medevac duty.
@@davidmadison1087 I've forgotten more about Fords than you'll ever know, PUTZ.
You could have at least showed the dash, instrument panel, controls, etc.,. You showed nothing of the inside really. Disappointing. Yes I know, go to the website and see all the pics, that’s fine, but if it doesn’t spark my interest I won’t. I like your channel but show more of the interiors in your videos.
Rekeza probably so, but it’s still applies.
@Sun Dog, I went back to look at the original file. It looks like there was a dash/instrument panel shot but it didn't make it into the final output. We try to keep a pattern to how our videos our to make it easier to put together, can't really say why it was missed this time.
@@Rekeza We're always open to constructive feedback. We usually do include a dash/instrument panel shot & sometimes a center console b-roll as well. It seems it was just not included in the final video this time.
Volo Museum Auto Sales no problem, just make sure you have inside optics as part of your video patterns. Just an oversight maybe in editing, stuff happens.
A year too late 😪
🤕sorry.
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I'm going to stop watching this Chanel they put to many already sold cars on here......say up front if sold or not or run a banner across saying sold.....!!!!!!!
This was only posted two hours ago. That's how quickly somethings sell.
I wouldn't mind knowing how much it sold for, though.
I mean, you do what you gotta do boss. I'll just sound like a broken record that if you are a serious buyer you should be watching/monitoring our direct website because we have the most control over that and it updates the fastest. The videos on TH-cam are one of many tools we use to sell a car & shouldn't be soley relied upon.
"F" Popcorn and I'm about to buy.....
Clean out the sold
Here ya go, only current inventory.
www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles
Cragar wheels ruins the restoration of this car.
Pay a professional actor to make your commercials.🤦🏻♂️
Ugh, another automatic trans car... so sick of autos... so boring... did Ford make any of these with a manual transmission?
vale covers are rong and a few other things also we got one in 69 it was green, 4 sppeed w no power any thing!!!