How to Flip Classic Cars for Huge Profits: POV 1972 Ford Torino PART 1

Point of View from a Classic Car Buyer. Rob Evans will take you through the process of finding, buying, fixing and reselling a classic car for a nice profit.

[@josephamato6723]

So the 72torino in the Eastwood movie was a hatch back and the one you bought is a hard top two different body styles I know because my dad had a 73 same style as the one you just bought but different nose and that’s the car I’m trying to find because I want one and I love the 73 Torino body style

[@thomascarte7716]

Fast back or sport roof, not a hatch back

[@lesant7659]

I need to know about the final result on the car . The interior needs a major transformation. Those seats are killing me 🤢. Again , i need a feedback about this classic ford torino .
Thanks and god bless.

[@thomasvess6253]

That's a formal roof the other body style is the fastback, I really like the 351c alot, that's a sexy hot rod.

[@anthonyk1234]

I love cars but I hate dealing with cars and people selling them. That engine doesn’t have $10,000 in it. Probably cost $10,000 for the car to look solid and $15,000 to look perfect.

[@bobevansclassics]

I have invoices for over 10k in the motor.

[@anthonyk1234]

@@bobevansclassics I can print some up for any number you want.

[@lesant7659]

That car the way it sits, it should be 10,000$

[@stevemcwilliams-gm1uo]

Wasn't a good deal.. formal roof won't sell as a Eastwood clone.

[@bobevansclassics]

Already sold and profit made but thanks for your comment

[@abriseno71]

You got burned.