2003 - Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Selling my 2003 Cobra Vert. Vehicle has 51xxx miles on it. Have a baby on the way, so unfortunately I need to sell my other baby. Never been wrecked and in near perfect condition. Over 10k has been invested into this and this car is my baby. Paint is near flawless except for a couple small chips on the front bumper. Drives great, hooks like no other and sounds amazing. Meanest sounding cobra ive ever heard. All work done to the car was done by me, so I know it was done right. Modifications listed below. Video of it idling: 2003 cobra custom 3" exhaust - YouTube Engine: 4.6L DOHC Factory Eaton blower with 2.7" pulley- makes 14 lbs of boost KenneBelle throttlebody and plenum Jlt high boost cold air intake Crower stage 4 cams Comp cams beehive valve springs Comp cams adjustable cam gears 60 lbs injectors Kenne Belle boost-a-pump ARP headtuds ARP mainstuds Hellfire piston rings Mishimoto radiator AFCO dual pass heat exchanger Moroso intercooler tank MSD 2step module Moroso oil catch can FRPP AC delete kit- still have condenser but not compressor or lines Trunk mount battery relocation with exterior cut off switch Exhaust: Mac ceramic coated long tubes Custom 3" stainless offroad x pipe Custom 3" stainless catback, has dynomax bullet mufflers and 4" Flowmaster tips Also have catted xpipe that will bolt up to any stock catback for inspection Drivetrain: T56 6 Speed Fidanza aluminum flywheel Centerforce dual friction clutch Lethal performance throw outbearing sleeve B&M short throw shifter Independent rear suspension FRPP 4.10 gears FRPP aluminum diff cover Suspension: Fully welded 2x3 box tube subframe connectors Delrin subframe and suspension bushings Rear AFCO double adjustable coilovers QA1 tubular k member 8pt 1 5/8" chromoly roll cage, fully welded and meets NHRA specs Wheels/Tires: Front: 9x18 FR500 rims, 245/40r18 Nitto Neogens Rear: 10x18 FR500 rims, 345/35r18 Mickey Thompson ET streets plenty of tread life left on all tires Interior/Misc: Interior is nearly perfect. 10th anniversary red and black leather. Has normal wear on seat bolsters. RJS 5pt camlock harness Autometer gauges: wideband, boost, oil pressure, fuel pressure, and water temp Radio has been removed- still have all radio related parts to go with car(cant hear it anyway!!) Buyer is responsible for coordinating and paying for shipping/pickup. $1000 deposit is due within 24 hours of end of auction and full payment is due within 7 days in the form of money order or cashiers check only. My bank currently has the title, so once payment is received and verified, the title will be released.
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