Supercharged 2002 Ford Mustang Gt - 410 Hp, Mint! Clean! 25,519 Miles! on 2040-cars
Guilford, Connecticut, United States
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IMMACULATE, MINT CONDITION 2002 SUPERCHARGED FORD MUSTANG GT with 25,519 original miles! 8 cylinder 5-speed manual transmission. Grey metallic exterior, dark charcoal leather interior. Vortech Supercharger, Cobra rims, Magnaflow muffler system, dual exhaust. Car was lowered 1" - 1 1/4" and has high quality Eibach springs. Brakes have Ford Racing parts. Owner spent $2,000.00 to put a stainless steel Magnaflow system from the engine to the back. Engine was dynoed at 410 horsepower. 42lbs. in the injectors, upgraded fuel pump. This car is a show car with $6,000.00 in upgrades! Owner has all the receipts. Rear spoiler, hood scoop, AC, power driver's seat, PW, PD. This car is in unbelievable condition, always garaged and maintained to the highest standards. It must be seen and heard to be fully appreciated. All reasonable offers will be considered. Shipping arrangements are the buyers responsibility. Cash in person, Wire transfers & Bank Checks accepted. *Note: the vehicle report shows an incorrect reading of 144,086 miles for the year 2006. This was a case of a misreading with the comma at DMV, it should have read 14,408.6 miles. The title has been officially corrected by DMV to show the update. The online vehicle reports take longer to show the correction. Also, the report says 3 owners, my brother owned it new then sold it to his friend. His friend sold it temporarily to his daughter. So technically it was owned by two parties. This car is impeccable and all a person has to do is take an upclose look at it to see that all that is reported here is true. Please email any questions, thank you. ******PLEASE HAVE THE CASH READY BEFORE YOU PURCHASE or PUT IN AN OFFER! (We will accept wire transfers, bank checks, or cash.) We have had three buyers who were going to purchase the car but at the last minute could not get their financing in order. |
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