2004 Mustang Cobra with 6,300 miles.
I am the 3rd owner of this Metallic Silver Cobra. The car is in excellent condition inside \ outside and underneath and has always been garaged. I don't think this car has ever been in the rain as you can see from the photos. I remove the tires to wash them to keep the chassis and brake parts from getting wet. The car still has the original tires and I just recently replaced the battery. (Still have the original battery). The car still smells new inside and some of the rubber along the doors and windows still have the original powder residue. According to the second owner, the Supercharger and Steeda cat back exhaust was replaced when the car was purchased new. I have the original factory stock supercharger that goes with the car but not the exhaust. The paint on this car is flawless. I currently have neoprene seat covers on the front seats which match the factory seats. If needed I can remove them to take pictures of the front seats. As you can see from my house and other cars, I am very meticulous about my belongings. This is one beautiful car and very hard to find in this condition. This vehicle is #382 of a build of 3768, and is 1 of 543 in Silver Metallic. It was produced on 11/19/2003. |
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