2014 Shelby Gt500, Triple Black, Highly Optioned, One Owner, "perfect" Condition on 2040-cars
Vancleave, Mississippi, United States
FOR
SALE
One Owner
PERFECT
and in better than showroom condition triple black 2014 Shelby GT500, black
exterior with black tape matte stripes. The car currently has 798.1 miles on the odometer. This Adult
driven, non-smoker, Shelby GT500 is in factory original condition to include
the factory air filter and factory valve caps installed on the Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar G:2 tires. Most
of the mileage (~384 miles from Atlanta, GA to Ocean Springs, MS) currently on
the car is from driving from the Ford dealership in Atlanta, GA, where I
purchased the car on August 26, 2013, to my home located on the Gulf Coast of
Mississippi. This 2014 Shelby GT500 has
been garaged since day one and has never seen a rain drop. The car has only
been driven a few times since returning from the Ford dealership in Atlanta,
Georgia.
This car is nearly fully loaded ($8,830.00 in total options) except for Recaro leather seats, Shaker Pro, glass roof and car cover options and includes:
I will not accept trades of any kind. Serious inquiries only. I paid MSRP ($64,425) for the car in August 2013. Thank you for your interest in this PERFECT" condition 2014 Shelby GT500. Good luck bidding as I appreciate your interest in the car. If you have any questions or would like additional photos please call or e-mail me. The vehicle does have a lien on it which must be taken care of prior to transfer of title. If you have any questions please contact Jack via a private message through e-Bay or @ bleich333@yahoo.com or (228) 218-7159. |
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