Ford Mustang Cobra on 2040-cars
Brighton, Colorado, United States
1996 Ford Mustang Cobra Mystic. Only 2000 Cobra's made in 96 with mystic paint. This one was #5693 of the line out of 7000 total Cobras for the year. I have all original documentation from Ford's SVT.(see pics) 103K miles, black interior, leather, manual trans, power windows,power locks, key less entry with fob, black leather interior.Very rare car. The bad normal wear and tear, some chips in paint front and rear bumper clear coat starting to fade (see pics). It has a tear on side bolster on driver seat. Tastefully upgraded with BBK cold air intake, Eibach sportline springs, caster camber plates, strut tower brace. short throw shifter. SLP X-pipe decat with mil eliminators. billet shorty 14" antenna, billet door lock pins, billet style pedal covers, Ford Racing rear differential cover. Tinted tail lights with film. Can be removed if wanted (not nightshade). Has Sequential tail light kit. Car has been tuned with SCT 5 position chip with theft modes that kills ignition. Mach audio system, original cassette and CD. LED interior lights and plate lights white 6000k. New spark plug wires and plugs. New battery as of 3/2015. Oil changed with full synthetic every 5000 miles per owners manual instruction. Cold A/C and HOT heat. runs and sounds great, newer tires, chrome 18" deep dish rims. Tires have 80% tread left. 285 rears 245 front tire size. Drives straight and true, no play in steering, shifts good, clutch is newer no slips. Daily driven to and from work 5 miles away. No check engine lights and everything works. Car is not beat on and it shows. This car will be the collectors choice. I'm looking for it to go to a respectable home. If you have any questions feel free to ask and i'll respond promptly. Thank You and Good Luck! I forgot to mention the car does have 4.10 gears as well. /font>
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Ringbrothers shows off Coyote-powered 1968 Mercury Cougar
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