2002 Ford Mustang Gt Black 4.6 V8 5 Speed 74,433 Miles on 2040-cars
Winfield, Iowa, United States
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This 2002 Ford Mustang GT has got all the right stuff. Factory Black exterior, Silver Racing Stripes, Brown/Tan interior, 4.6 L V8 260 horsepower, 5 speed manual transmission with cruise, tilt, CD, Mach stereo with MP 3. Power windows, door locks, mirrors, drivers seat, keyless entry, traction control, dual exhaust, sounds great. Ice cold air conditioning. Approximately 11,000 miles on 4 new Cooper Zeon 2XS 245/40R/17's on Bullitt wheels. Car was involved in an accident at 62,936 miles and had front bumper cover, trim, mounting hardware, and wheels replaced. (see pics) Very minor and was repaired by a professional body shop. Hood and fenders are original and were not damaged. Car has prior salvage title due to insurance and currently has 74,433 low miles and runs and drives excellent. Paint is super shiny, body in great condition, and interior is very clean. The only defects are a tiny crack in drivers interior door pull, and a crease across the roof from contact with the garage door, (see pic). This is a very sporty Mustang GT and would be a great car for anyone. Car is being listed for a friend of mine, any questions just ask. I reserve the right to end auction at any time. Full payment due within 72 hours of auction end. Cashiers check or wire transfer. Thanks for your interest. |
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