1999 - Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Alston, Georgia, United States
The car has very low miles for a 1999, with only 76,541 miles. But the engine has even less mileage, with only about 25,000 miles on it. The motor is a Ford SVT 01 Cobra motor with 03 heads on it. Performance add ons include Mac TF9900 Long tube headers, Hi Flo H-Pipe, Cat back with 3-1/2 in pipes, Steeda Under drive pulleys, Cold air intake, 4:10 rear gear with bearing kit, Diablo chip, Ticks for Speedometer to keep everything accurate, new Walbro HP fuel pump, Steeda Tri-Ax T-45 shifter with B&M knob, Welded sub frame connectors, IRS Cobra Sport springs, Strange struts, HBH shocks, Mach One Ram air fiberglass hood ( one of only 10 ever made), Billet fuel door, Billet interior buttons and knobs, Tinted windows, Saleen 18x9 front wheels with BF Goodrich G-Force 265/35/ZR 18, Saleen 18x10 rear wheels with BF Goodrich 295/35/ZR 18. Alpine MP3/WMA/CD player, Alpine 4 channel Amp. Alpine and Rockford speakers. Also comes with a ground effects kit which is not installed worth about 1,500+. We have a replacement Saleen front fascia, Saleen side vents, Kaminari side skirts and Kaminari rear fascia that all comes with the car. It was bought through Mr. Body kit a few years ago after the front Fascia cracked which you can see in the pictures. We just have not had time to get it installed yet. The interior is in good condition with no ripped or torn seats and the back seats look almost new. The car is in great shape for something that's 15 years old, and its got a lot of nice performance extras and of course the body kit that comes with it. Thanks for looking. , A/C ice cold, All records, Always garaged, Custom wheels, Never seen snow, Non-smoker, Upgraded sound system
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