2007 Ford Mustang Parnelli Jones Edition on 2040-cars
Bridgeville, Delaware, United States
ONLY 8,550 MILES and in Showroom condition!!
See Video of actual vehicle : youtube.com/watch?v=N-hcMlGYi_w
Engine, transmission, driveline:
-302 high compression 5.0L V8
-400 SAE bhp @ 6000 RPM
-390 lbs-ft torque @ 4700 RPM
-Saleen Powerflash Performance Calibration
-Saleen 2 1/2" performance dual exhaust system
-Dual stainless steel exhaust tips
-Saleen power pulleys and SFI approved damper
-Saleen design shaker hood intake with hi-flow inlet tube and air box cover
-Saleen forged aluminum pistons
-Saleen forged steel connecting rods
-Saleen ported aluminum cylinder heads with performance springs
-Saleen performance camshafts
-Saleen performance air filter
-Saleen 5-speed manual transmission
-Saleen close-ratio shifter
-Saleen lightweight aluminum flywheel
-Saleen 8.8" differential with 3.73:1 gear ratio
Exterior:
-Limited Edition exclusive, deep flawless, Grabber Orange Paint with black hood stripe, black "hockey stick" side
stripe, and black deck lid}
-Limited Edition injection molded TPO front fascia/race inspired air dam
-Limited Edition hood pins
-Limited Edition chrome trim front and rear
-Saleen/Parnelli Jones Limited Edition injection molded TPO side skirts
-Limited edition injection molded TPO rear fascia
-Limited edition injection molded TPO quarter window panels
-Limited Edition "1970" replica wing
-Limited Edition rear window Louvers
-Racing-inspired Saleen billet aluminum fuel door
-Limited Edition reusable static cling race & name decals (#15)
-Limited Edition badging
-Saleen design aluminum "Shaker" hood
Chassis and Suspension:
-Saleen Racecraft Suspension system
-Saleen specific rate front and rear springs
-MacPherson Strut with lower control arm
-Saleen front struts (N2) with Saleen linear-rate coil over springs
-Front 1.38" tubular stabilizer (anti-roll) with urethane pivot bushings
-Rear .945" stabilizer (anti-roll) bar
-Specifically calibrated suspension settings
-Three-link live rear axle plus Saleen Competition Watt's Link
-Direct-acting linear-rate coil springs and N2 shocks
Interior:
-Limited Edition orange and black leather sports seats with badging
-Limited Edition instrument cluster with 180 MPH black faced gauges
-Limited Edition gauge pod with oil pressure/temp gauges
-Limited Edition Saleen floor mats, shift knob, steering wheel emblem, and sill plates
-Limited Edition Saleen performance driving pedals with driver foot brace
-Limited Edition Saleen graphics/badging and serialized number
-Limited Edition Saleen console plaque and serialized engine bay plaque
-Saleen/Parnelli Jones key fob
-Original Signatures on center dash panel (Parnelli Jones / Steve Saleen
-Autographed, Laminated, Original Window Sticker
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