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Wanted: 1971 Ford LTD


Looking for a 1971 Ford LTD.

Was my first car, and I still regret selling it. I know its not a Popular car, but I like the style and still do. I know some browse kijiji, or if someone knows of one thats for sale for cheaper price. Let me know. I know theres a dealer in the US that has one for 9k USD. But figured Id try here first... I know its a Ford, I dont want to join another forum, I like the folks on here. So please dont tell me to join a ford forum lol.

Must be 2 door (not convertible).

thanks, Mike

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pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/east-millsboro-1971-ford-ltd/7239288752.html

I find using searchtempest.com, going through Craigslist postings, often turns up gems that aren't on Hemmings, Auto Trader Classics, or other "buff" sites.

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Hey Mike, I am a fan of Canadian Pontiacs, but it's not the only type of car I like - life is too short to be stuck on one brand (lol).  I like Fords, Mopars, other GM brands, Studebakers, AMCs, Packards, Kaisers, and even a bunch of *gasp* 'foreign' cars.  So IMHO it's OK to keep posting here even though you're looking for a Ford!  biggrin  Seriously, if anybody were to be run out of here it would be me first because I don't even own a Pontiac... (easy now, Carl, I won't go without a fight biggrin), but yeah I really like the folks here too.  smile

I do scan the ads from time to time but haven't seen any in Canada.  I'll keep you in mind if I do see one, though.  Also I was wondering if a 1972 would fit the bill as well, as they were quite similar to 1971.

I found this one in the US, and I'm thinking maybe it's the same one you found as the price is close:  https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/ltd/1917638.html

The same place also has a 1972:  https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/ltd/2109101.html

Here's one in California, but it's a 4 door:  https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1971/ford/ltd/101396139

Even further from what you're looking for, but in Ontario, a Galaxie 500 4 door:  https://www.autotrader.ca/a/ford/galaxie/richmond%20hill/ontario/19_11675521_/?showcpo=ShowCpo&ncse=no&orup=2_3_3&pc=B3B%200B3&sprx=-1

A nice '72 in California, but it's getting up there in price: https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1972/ford/ltd/100751889

Here's a '72 with a 429: https://www.allcollectorcars.com/for-sale/1972-Ford-LTD-/2309806/

A '71 with a 429: https://www.cardealfinder.com/autos/ford/1971-ford-ltd-factory-429-360hp-52139.html

Good luck!



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Like the 1969 Pontiacs, more convertibles survived.

But also, like the 69 Pontiacs, there are some still out there.

Growing up we had a 71 LTD Brougham 4 door.

In 1976, my father had a chance to get his father's 1969 Grand Parisienne and gave the LTD to my brother who was 18 at the time.

Lasted him 2 weeks.

I always felt there was design borrowing between the full size Fords and the Pontiacs.


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see2xu wrote:

pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/east-millsboro-1971-ford-ltd/7239288752.html

I find using searchtempest.com, going through Craigslist postings, often turns up gems that aren't on Hemmings, Auto Trader Classics, or other "buff" sites.


 Nice !

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Thanks guys!
Yes, the first Hemings ad was the one I was looking at.
I like the blue one see2xu poster and the black 429 MC posted.

I thought there would be more LTDs in Canada and more Galaxies in the US.
I prefer the 71 LTD over the galaxie and 72 because the rear end on the 72 seems more bulkier.



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It's funny you mentioned an LTD as another member and I were just talking about this 76 for sale in NS. It'd be a fun cruiser with the 460, has 83k on it and is under $5k.

I could pretend I'm Barnaby Jones lol



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Im a fan of that brown on those cars too.

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If you want someone to check out the 429 in WV, or even the 400 in Pittsburgh, they're within a day's drive for me.  And, like most of us, I'm looking for something to keep the grey matter active.  

Both look nice, and are a lot less expensive than the one at Country Classics.  They seem to specialize in oddball stuff, and want a pretty strong dollar for it.  



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Spendy, but amazing,



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I know where you are coming from. I had a 71 LTD Country Squire. Every time I see a 71 or 72 LTD on barnfind.com I torture myself by following the post and wherever it is listed for sale!

They are out there, good luck with your search.



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Bunky Knudsen and the "Knudsen Nose"

Knudsen had heavily influenced the Pontiacs of the 60's and carried the "long nose" when he went to Ford.

http://carstylecritic.blogspot.com/2015/12/bunkie-knudsens-long-nose-cars.html

 



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Thanks guys. Thats great to see many like the old big Fords as well!

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Nothing beat the ride of those big Ford's and Mercs, we had a 77 Marquis that had the smoothest ride I have ever experienced. It had an optional "cross country ride" package where washboard roads felt like pavement.

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I'm really starting to like the 60's-70 barges (all brands). I can see one on my future. I must be getting old. Fedora and box of Kleenix on the package tray will be a must!


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The '71 w/429 would be the better deal. That's the one that interests me big time. I'm also a fan. Didn't Harry drive one in Magnum Force?

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A friend in Summerland had an ex-RCMP highway patrol 71 Ford with a 429. It was based in Osoyoos when it was active. I saw the car about 10 years ago just sitting.

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