2004 - Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Murphysboro, Illinois, United States

ONLY SIX S281E WERE PRODUCED IN 2004 - This is 1 of 4 COUPES (2 others were Convertibles) 11 - Here is a 2004 Saleen S281E Saleen Extreme - Supercharged V8 pumping out 445HP, but with an upgraded cooler on the Supercharger putting out even more! The Intercoler for the SuperCharger was replaced by a Chicane Intercoler by Chicane Sport Tuning out of Torrance, CA in 2005, along with a larger E Pulley. It also has the optional chrome-alloy wheels, which were extra. The Extreme version was the top of the line Saleen. It's stock 445 HP was one of the highest power outputs you could buy from a production vehicle in 2004, even besting it's Corba brother. There was no better Saleen you could get in 2004 --- and the low single digit production numbers mean it's an incredibly rare original. Only 55,870 miles - In great overall condition - It's been road driven, so you could consider this "NADA Collector Low Retail" - Which still carries a value of 29,000! It's High Retail value is over 50,000! Brand new this cost over 66,000 --- in 2004! The Pirelli Z Tires are in OK condition - They will need to be replaced sooner rather than later, but they still have some miles left on them. The Brembo Brakes are very nice and problem free.
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