That Torino was 1 of 2 as I recall. Marti report would show it for sure.

All cars that get a Marti report are 1 of 2...

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Hey ken,
photos from a trip yo new york? Lol

Ain't it the truth?

What was the Torino?

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Edward N. Hines of MICHIGAN came up with the idea for road lines in 1911 after seeing a leaky milk wagon leave a trail down the street.

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Lester Farnsworth Wire from UTAH, a policeman concerned with increasing amount of traffic, invented the first electric traffic light with red and green lights in 1912. The first one was installed in Cleveland, Ohio, two years later.

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Joseph Gayetty from NEW YORK is credited with developing commercial toilet paper in Albany in 1857, though Seth Wheeler patented "improvement wrapping paper" wrapped around a tube and perforated for easy use in 1871.

A 1968 with a 429. Torino didn't officially get the 429 until 1969, but Dick Brannan had at least one of them for "test purposes". It had an automatic transmission as I recall and I think Frank Chick drove it.

Very cool - thanks for the info!

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The First McDonald’s Menu

I remember the first Mac Steak house here in Akron Ohio. The old man thought the 15 cent burgers were such a deal he bought a bunch to take home and freeze for later snacks.
Not real good :tongue:

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1961 Buick Flamingo Show Car with rotating front seat