Fully Rebuilt '99 Taurus Sho V8 With Mods And Extras! One Of A Kind! on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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For sale here is a one of a kind 1999 Ford Taurus SHO! This car is loaded and comes with a rebuilt 3.4 Liter Yamaha High Output motor, paired with a professionally built performance automatic transmission.
This car has both performance and cosmetic modifications all around including a short ram-air intake, aftermarket wheels and new tires, all new markers and headlights, recently rebuilt transmission and engine, brand new ABS module, and has loads of extras including 4 Enkei sport wheels and a cowl induction carbon fiber hood. This vehicle has been exclusively adult built and driven, and is a blast to drive. It has enough power to throw you back in your seat, but is also loaded with luxury features like leather, power everything, sunroof, and a performance suspension that still manages to offer a smooth, quiet ride. Come check this car out in person if you're local and I promise you won't be disappointed. The car needs a bit of work and upkeep, but is perfect for anyone looking for a rare head-turner with the perfect mix of sport and luxury. Of course the vehicle is sold as is with no warranty, and I reserve the right to end the auction early as it is for sale locally as well. Please let me know if you have any questions and I'll be glad to answer! Thanks for looking! |
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