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1994 Ford Mustang Gt Nemesis Saleen S351 Clone No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:105922
Location:

Lincolnshire, Illinois, United States

Lincolnshire, Illinois, United States

SUMMER IS HERE!

This is a 1994 Mustang Saleen clone track day/street car. This IS the infamous Mustang NEMESIS!  It is featured in a famous YouTube video named mustang nemesis vs Porsche with almost half a million hits. This car is worth way than I am asking in parts.  Hope somebody decides to save and drive her!  It was built a long time ago using many real Saleen parts.  Including a real Saleen carbon fiber heat extractor hood!  This alone is a very rare find.  It needs a wiper set up, and possibly different exhaust to be street legal.  Windows, locks, and lights work fine.

ENGINE
R302 roller block
AFR165 heads
Roller Rockers
ARP BOLTS 
Edelbrock Airgap manifold
Holley 650 DP CARB
MSD 6 AL Ignition
Holley fuel regulator
Holley fuel pump
Mishimoto Aluminum radiator
Electric fan w t stat controller
Bear brake block
BBK Long tubes
Spin tech mufflers exiting in front of rear tires
Termec TKO TRANS
PRO 5.0 shifter
Odyssey trunk mounted battery

INTERIOR
MOMO suede steering wheel
Two CORBEAU reaching seats
Two 5 point seat belts w dam buckle
Auto meter oil and temp gauges
6pt chromoly roll cage


SALEEN
Authentic and very rare CARBON FIBER Heat Extractor Hood
Real front and rear bumpers
Real side skirts and door fillers
Real S351 wing


SUSPENSION
Bart's Works front with adjustable lower A arm
Eibach springs and koni shocks up front
Girdled rear end
Maximum motor sports panhard bar
Subframe connectors etc

Car probably needs a good going thru as it has been sitting a few years. Starts and runs fine.but would not recommend driving it home. 


THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION.  PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU HAVE PERMISSION AND CASH TO COMPLETE THE DEAL.  Would like 500$ within two days and the balance upon pick up.  I have a clear title for this car.

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