What is the VIN of this 1970 Ford Torino?

The Buyers Guide lists the VIN as 0R35N122943, with dealer stock number 20695.

Was this 1970 Torino sold with a warranty?

No. The 'AS IS-NO WARRANTY' box is checked, meaning the buyer pays all costs for any repairs and the dealer assumes no responsibility.

What was the dealer's asking price for the 1970 Ford Torino?

The handwritten dealer price is $28,995.00, listed by Vehicle Liquidation (est. 2001) / BadAssRidez.com.

What were the NADA retail values for the 1970 Ford Torino?

Base price: $3,105 original MSRP, $6,375 low retail, $11,250 average retail, $15,400 high retail. With options (4-speed +10%, 429/375 HP V8 +65%, Ram Air +15%), total price was $12,111 low, $21,374 average, and $29,260 high retail.

What options increased the Torino's value on the NADA report?

A 4-speed transmission (add 10%), a 429/375 HP V8 engine (add 65%), and Ram Air induction (add 15%).

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1970 Ford Torino Fastback Buyers Guide & NADA Price Report - $28,995 As-Is

Window form: FTC Buyers Guide AS-IS sticker and NADA price report for a 1970 Ford Torino

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Vehicle window paperwork showing an AS-IS Buyers Guide and a NADA price report for a 1970 Ford Torino with VIN and pricing.

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This photograph shows two dealer window documents for a 1970 Ford Torino 2 Door Hardtop Fastback offered for sale by a dealer (Vehicle Liquidation / BadAssRidez.com, est. 2001). The left document is the federally required FTC Buyers Guide, filled out with make FORD, model TORINO, year 1970, VIN 0R35N122943, and dealer stock number 20695. The 'AS IS-NO WARRANTY' box is checked, meaning the buyer pays all repair costs and the dealer assumes no responsibility for repairs. The unchecked warranty, full/limited warranty, and service contract sections are visible along with the standard pre-purchase inspection advisory. The right document is a NADAguides.com Price Report for the 1970 Ford Torino showing a base price of $3,105 original MSRP, $6,375 low retail, $11,250 average retail, and $15,400 high retail, with percentage add-ons for a 4-speed transmission (10%), 429/375 HP V8 engine (65%), and Ram Air induction (15%). Total valuation ranges from $12,111 (low) to $29,260 (high retail), with an average of $21,374. The dealer's handwritten asking price is $28,995.00. A reader learns the vehicle's identification, warranty status, and market valuation at the time of sale.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the VIN of this 1970 Ford Torino?: The Buyers Guide lists the VIN as 0R35N122943, with dealer stock number 20695.
Was this 1970 Torino sold with a warranty?: No. The 'AS IS-NO WARRANTY' box is checked, meaning the buyer pays all costs for any repairs and the dealer assumes no responsibility.
What was the dealer's asking price for the 1970 Ford Torino?: The handwritten dealer price is $28,995.00, listed by Vehicle Liquidation (est. 2001) / BadAssRidez.com.
What were the NADA retail values for the 1970 Ford Torino?: Base price: $3,105 original MSRP, $6,375 low retail, $11,250 average retail, $15,400 high retail. With options (4-speed +10%, 429/375 HP V8 +65%, Ram Air +15%), total price was $12,111 low, $21,374 average, and $29,260 high retail.
What options increased the Torino's value on the NADA report?: A 4-speed transmission (add 10%), a 429/375 HP V8 engine (add 65%), and Ram Air induction (add 15%).