2013 Ford Mustang Gt500 on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
If you have more questions or want more details please email : cameronciingold@ukadvisors.com .
Up for Sale is my baby ’13 GT500 with ~18,250miles.
Black w/ Black Stripes, Glass Roof, Track Pack, Performance Pack, Shaker Pro., Nav
This car is stock tuned and still under full powertrain warranty. I never beat on it, and always kept it in my
commercial building, and covered most of the time.
The car has been almost completely covered in X-Pel Ultimate Clear Protection. It is like 3M clear bra film but
better since it is self healing and will never show swirls. Yes you heard that right a black car that doesn't show
swirls, and if the mitt does make a mark in the film it heals itself. The only area not covered is the trunk, and
the rear portion of the bumpers. The shop that did the work uses a plotter to cut perfect pieces of film for each
panel. It perfectly splits the hood and front bumper stripes, and has relief corner cuts on all corners so it
perfectly folds around the panel and is nearly invisible. This was all done in June of last year and included a
re-tint of the front windows with 35% Photo Sync, and 75% on the windshield and glass roof. All of this cost me
over $5000, and it is all warrantied.
The mods are as follows
Bob’s Black Catch Can’s both sides w/ braided line and Earl Fittings since new (day 1)
JLT Intake Tube and AirRaid Oilless Filter
Redline Hood Gas Struts
LED Fog light bulbs
X-Pel Clear Shield protection (I have the receipt for details, Warrantied)
35% Photo Sync tint on the front windows & rear & 75% on the windshield and glass roof.
Billet Pro Shop weighted shifter ball
Shelby GT500 Plaque w/ Vin #
Lloyd’s Cobra logo mat’s in the front, back and trunk
Stainless brake lines
Adjustable BMR Suspension, LCA, & UCA, Panhard & Support
Ford Racing Springs
Borla Touring Cat-Back Exhaust System, (New, installed last week)
Both indoor Shelby (Spandex style) car cover, and the stock outdoor cover is included
True forge pinch weld lifting blocks are also included. As they were always used when lifting the car to not damage
anything.
Shelby Limited Edition "50 Years" Alcoa Wheels w/ Shelby "CS" Center Caps. Wheels were Powder Coated Black. Please
feel free to look these wheels up. They were made in limited production and are no longer made.
Price: $60,000 w/ Black Powder Coated 50th Anniversary Shelby Alcoas, & the Stock Performance Pack Wheels
All stock take off pieces will also be included with the car.
If anyone want to talk about the car or would like to arrange a time to come and see it, please feel free to
contact me.
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