1977 Ford Granada Ghia

• This vehicle is located at our Metro Detroit facility - 3175 Martin Rd, Commerce Twp, MI 48390 •

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this exceptional, one-of-a-kind 1977 Ford Granada Ghia 2-Door Sedan, finished in striking Jade Green Metallic over a matching Jade leather interior. Ordered directly from the factory by its original owner, its distinctive factory configuration is documented and verified by a Marti Report. Its smooth, elegant lines deliver genuine presence—refined at first glance, yet unmistakably American muscle. Power comes from a 302-2V Windsor V8 paired with a four-speed manual overdrive transmission. Factory and comfort features include bucket seats, heavy-duty suspension, power steering, power disc brakes, air conditioning (currently non-functioning), an AM/FM stereo, Mastercraft Avenger GT tires with a full-size spare, and a custom shift knob. Ford manufactured 390,579 Granada's for the 1977 model year, but this car's combination of factory equipment and specifications makes it a documented one-of-a-kind example, as verified by its Marti Report. In 2023, this Granada received a comprehensive mechanical rebuild that included the original engine, bored cylinders, new pistons, and rebuilt suspension and drivetrain components. The work strengthens the appeal of its 302-2V Windsor V8 and four-speed manual overdrive drivetrain while preserving the car's original character. Drive this one out of our showroom or have us assist with shipping it to you anywhere in the United States! Don't hesitate to call us with any questions or for more information.

The Ford Granada was introduced for the 1975 model year as a compact-to-midsize offering designed to provide buyers with a more traditional American luxury experience in a smaller package. Positioned above the Maverick and below Ford's larger sedans, the Granada featured formal styling, a comfortable interior, and a variety of available V8 engines. The Ghia trim represented the upscale version of the Granada lineup, adding luxury-oriented appointments and additional equipment. For 1977, the Granada continued to offer a combination of traditional rear-wheel-drive architecture, V8 power, and distinctive styling that appealed to buyers looking for a comfortable American sedan with a more refined character. Today, well-preserved and documented examples like this Ghia are increasingly uncommon, particularly those equipped with desirable drivetrain combinations and finished in distinctive factory colors.

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