How to draw the Starsky and Hutch Ford Torino - Easy to follow steps!

Follow these simple instructions and in just 10 minutes you'll hopefully have a lovely sketch of the coolest cop car - Starsky and Hutch's Ford Torino. This is my little homage to David Soul, who left the precinct this week. What a great show that was. I can still remember being allowed to stay up late to watch it the first time :)
Hope you're finding these films fun and useful. I've really enjoyed seeing your sketches and comments on Instagram and Facebook. Let me know in the comments if there's something you'd like me to tackle next.
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A little more about these drawing films...
You might not think you can learn much from following these drawing instructions but the process is actually almost identical to the steps I use when I'm out sketching from life. A little observation and some careful measuring with a pencil in the early stages will help keep your drawing from going astray (especially when you're dealing with something technical like drawing a car). It's easy to start drawing what you think is right without checking first - and that's usually where it starts to go wrong. I'd heartily recommend checking through my other films as I have made several that will help you when you venture outside to sketch. There's a retries on perspective drawing - which has several points which I think are often overlooked in other perspective tutorials and book. I've also got a few top tips specifically for drawing from life - and also a few films where I describe my thought processes when I'm drawing. The films on drawing materials may be of interest too. What artist doesn't need an excuse to try a new sketching tool?