The LTD was a part of the long line of Fords premier models from 68 to the mid 80s, and were the models that eventually lead to the creation of both the Ford Torino and the Lincoln Crown Victoria. Prop masters and film and movie directors often used the LTD in movies such as 'the French Connection' 1972, and the classic sitcom 'Eight is Enough'. You even see Burt Reynolds who known for his starring cars drove the 71 LTD in the 1973 movie 'White Lightning'. This restored 71 has a nice red exterior with a black convertible top that enhances the profile along with Continental 255/45 Z R19 tires w gunmetal gray Ford Mustang 19' wheels. Original black vinyl interior with classic factory styled AM/FM radio and Alpine speakers. It has a Ford 400 M rebuilt engine, with only 50 miles on the rebuilt C4 3SP automatic...

The LTD model was introduced in 1965 as Fords highest trim level on the full-sized Galaxie. Through its long run the LTD was sold in many variations including a two-door, four-door, convertible and a Country Squire wagon. This second generation was produced from 1969-1978. The new model was given a major redesign making the car even larger than its predecessor. By 1974, five- mile front and rear bumpers and tougher seat belt regulations were introduced to comply with Federal safety regulations. Ford marketed the 1974 LTD as a luxury full-sized top-of-the-line model. Emphasizing its bold styling, deep cushioned plush interiors and an abundance of standard features.

This 1974 Ford LTD Brougham two-door is painted Ford Saddle Bronze Metallic accented with a dark brown vinyl roof. The interior is appointed in...