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Mustang Cobra 1999 With 25,500 Miles Nice (no Reserve) on 2040-cars

Year:1999 Mileage:25570
Location:

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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1999 Cobra.  25,570 miles.  Clean and sharp (see photos).  Rio Red with Chrome 17x9 rims.  Cobra R center caps.  Tan (Medium Parchment) interior.  Everything works from Lights and Cruise to traction control.  Drives great.  Took a 400 mile (round trip) drive and the car was a pleasure to drive.

32 valve Cobra engine sounds great.  This one has the 99 recall upgrades from Ford completed.  Other than that the engine is stock (with a K&N filter).

MGW Shifter (I've tried them all the MGW is the best, period).

Upgraded Koni adjustable shocks.
Lowering springs.
Kenny Brown chassis braces (including subframe connectors.
Maximum Motorsports caster/camber plates.
IRS works well.
Flowmaster exhaust.
New battery.
Original window sticker (see photo) 

Tires have very little wear.  Car tracks straight.

Issues: Car looks great but for full disclosure note: The two drivers rims have imperfections (see photos kinda hard to see).  Small (minor) paint chips on the front edge of the hood.  Previous owner touched them up.  Small dent in the back bumper cover (again hard to see, but not perfect) see photo.

Overall this is a clean car that drives great.  The Red and Chrome jump in the sun.  I've had 10 plus Mustangs and this is a nice one.  You could fly into Charlotte and drive this one home (otherwise just ship it).

Notice:  DON"T BID UNLESS you HAVE the funds!  I've tried to describe this car honestly.  Ensure you ask any questions prior to bidding

I reserve the right to end the auction early as the car is for sale locally.

Email any questions or call me at 678.208.8110.  Please don't call me to make offers below $10,750!!  I won't except them.

If you have 0 feedback contact me prior to bidding.

Note; I am may be traveling off and on throughout the week for work.


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