1997 Ford Mustang Cobra Convertible. More Pics Added!! on 2040-cars
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
Buy now or bid with confidence! I will drop the reserve if the auction reaches close to my reserve!!! Need to sell my baby to get a car for my daughter. For sale is this 1997 Ford Mustang Cobra. This is a true numbers matching low mileage Cobra. It has only 54k pampered miles. I just got it out of winter storage. Never seen snow or salt. I have all original parts for the car including a set of factory Cobra wheels and tires. The car is mostly stock except the following: Buy now or bid with confidence! I will drop the reserve if the auction reaches close to my reserve!!! 7% Indiana sales tax to be collected at time of sale. |
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