2011 Ford Mustang Gt Convertible 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Catonsville, Maryland, United States
My name is James and recently I have been thinking about selling my 2011
Mustang GT Convertible. I'm in no rush to sell but think I want
something different now.
The car is in immaculate condition with a black gloss exterior, black soft top, black interior, and black leather seats. Everything works great on the car and it rides STRONG, no mechanical issues or faulty equipment. This Mustang GT Convertible has a 6sp automatic transmission perfect for daily driving and track use (Fastest track cars are automatics). It also only has 35,000 miles. I bought the car in February of 2013 in PA (No front tag holes) and have since made some modifications to this coyote: - The Boss 302 Laguna Seca front end. (To include both the bottom fascia and front splitter) [$950] - A Roush Racing Spoiler painted with factory code paint. [$350 unpainted] - An MMD Styling Bar for when the convertible top is down. [$200] -Borla Atak Axle Back Exhaust [$850] - JPC Racing Over Axle Pipes [$350] (These delete the stock resignators producing way a more aggressive tone) *Will provide stock pipes and mufflers* The car sounds amazing and is everything you would want out of a Mustang! I cannot tell you how many compliments I get on this car, especially its sound! I've have always been a car guy and especially been into Mustangs, so buy with confidence that this car has never been beat on or mistreated. Always cleaned and taken care of. Oil changed on time if not early with only Mobile 1 Synthetic. 4x matching practically brand new Eagle GT tires If you are not a fan of the laguna splitter do not fear, it is easily removed and could even be re-sold for a nice profit. Asking 26K OBO I'm selling this car for a good friend of mine! All emails will be forwarded to the owner. You can reach the owner directly via email: JDrocks19@hotmail.com |
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