2014 Ford Mustang Shelby Gt500 Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Jamesville, New York, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : buffybvvayon@bigboys.net .
You are buying a 2014 Ford Shelby GT500 Coupe which is mint condition and has every option and equipment package
you would want to include in this car. The engine is a 5.8L V8 DOHC 32V Superchaged with 662 horsepower. There are
no scratches or scrapes on the interior or exterior and the car looks like it is a new vehicle. The Racing Red
exterior color with the black factory installed over-the-top racing strip gives the car an unbelievable "look".
The car is equiped with the following options: SVT Track Package, Equipment Group 821A (which includes the SVT
Performance Package), Electronics Package w/ Navigation, Special Shelby Recaro Racing Seats, Factory Shelby Car
Cover, Leather Interior, and much more.
Also included for no extra charge are 4 tires which were on the Shelby when delivered by Ford and removed by me
after 2900 miles. They are the factory delivered Goodyear Eagle 1: There are the two fronts--P265 40ZR19 and the
two rear--P285 35 ZR20. I replaced the Goodyear's with the other factory Ford tires--Michelin Pilot Super Sport's
just to experience the difference. The Michelin tires are of course the same size as the Goodyear's and cost $2,100
and the car runs great with either set of tires. When you eventually need to replace the Michelin's, you can put
the Goodyear's on the car and save the cost of buying new tires. The Michelin's have about 500 miles on them.
The Shelby GT500's supercharged V8 cranks out an astonishing 662 horsepower making it the most powerful V8 ever
squeezed beneath the hood of a production car. The GT500 does 0-60 in less than 4 seconds with a top speed of more
than 200MPH. This GT500 has the SVT Track Package which includes oil, transmission and differential coolers and the
Electronics Package which includes dual-zone automatic climate control, a Navigation System and HD Radio. Stand
alone options include Recaro front sport seats, and an upgraded audio system with nine speakers.
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