1991 Ford Mustang Saleen Sc on 2040-cars
Highlands, North Carolina, United States
This is a rare opportunity to own a 1991 Saleen SC #13
Saleen only built 28 SC cars,from 1990 -1993
This car is like new and is a two owner car. I purchased the car from the original owner. The SC is the premium
model for 90-93. These were higher horsepower 304 HP and special options and graphics.
Highlights of this rare SC
-Original Bright white paint 95%,one small blemish corrected
-25,044 miles
-Blue SC graphics package
-Gray SC edition seats,black dash and carpets
-304HP SC engine (All original )
-5 speed
-SC intake
-65MMThrottle body
-SSC/SC motorsport shorty headers
-1.72 Blue ford roller rockers
-Saleen ported E7 SC heads
-Saleen strut tower and subframe connectors
-3.55 Saleen auburn differential
-DP SC wheels that have been powder coated white
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