What model is this Marti Report for?

A 1969 Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroof, as stated in the statistics box.

When was this 1969 Torino GT actually built and sold?

It was actually built on 01/06/69 (January 6, 1969), released 01/07/69, and sold 01/10/69, twenty-one days behind schedule.

Which dealer originally ordered this car?

Dealer #24F461, Warren Taylor Ford, 740 Volusia Ave, Daytona Beach, FL, as a FLEET order (DSO item # 8607).

What transmission and axle did this car come with?

A C-6 Cruise-O-Matic transmission and a 3.00 Traction-Lok axle ratio.

How many 1969 Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroofs had power windows?

According to the statistics section, 316 had power windows, and this car was one of them.

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1969 Ford Torino GT Sportsroof Marti Report - Options, Build Dates & Statistics

Marti Auto Works report page listing factory-ordered options and production statistics for a 1969 Torino GT

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Marti Auto Works build report detailing factory options, build dates, and production statistics for a 1969 Torino GT.

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This document is a portion of a Marti Report (Ford production records report signed by Kevin Marti) for a 1969 Ford Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroof. It shows the vehicle was a FLEET order (DSO item # 8607) placed through dealer 24F461, Warren Taylor Ford, 740 Volusia Ave, Daytona Beach FL. The build timeline is documented: order received 11/20/68, scheduled for build 12/16/68, actually built 01/06/69, released 01/07/69, and sold 01/10/69, the report notes the car was produced twenty-one days behind schedule. The full factory option list is itemized, including C-6 Cruise-O-Matic transmission, Traction-Lok differential (3.00 axle ratio), electric clock, visibility group, F70X14 wide oval belted tires, rim blow-deluxe steering wheel, power windows, console, power front disc brakes, power steering, SelectAire air conditioner, AM radio, rear seat speaker, complete tinted glass, deluxe belts/warning light, color keyed racing mirrors, chrome styled steel wheels, and tachometer. A statistics box shows production rarity: 4,018 with this paint code, 246 with these paint/trim codes, 410 with these engine/transmission codes, 2,737 ordered from this DSO, and 316 with power windows among 1969 Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroofs.

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Frequently asked questions

What model is this Marti Report for?: A 1969 Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroof, as stated in the statistics box.
When was this 1969 Torino GT actually built and sold?: It was actually built on 01/06/69 (January 6, 1969), released 01/07/69, and sold 01/10/69, twenty-one days behind schedule.
Which dealer originally ordered this car?: Dealer #24F461, Warren Taylor Ford, 740 Volusia Ave, Daytona Beach, FL, as a FLEET order (DSO item # 8607).
What transmission and axle did this car come with?: A C-6 Cruise-O-Matic transmission and a 3.00 Traction-Lok axle ratio.
How many 1969 Torino GT 2-Door Sportsroofs had power windows?: According to the statistics section, 316 had power windows, and this car was one of them.