2003 Roush Mustang, Supercharged, New & Built Stroker Motor, Low Miles, Rare!! on 2040-cars
Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
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NO RESERVE SO BID TO WIN!! Up for sale is my 2003 Ford Roush Mustang GT. It is 1 of only 14 Oxford White cars produced in 2003. The car is near flawless inside and out and has several 1st place trophies that will go with the car. It only has just rolled 20,xxx original miles and was autographed by Jack Roush at a car show that it took first place in. It is by no means stock as far as the engine and drivetrain. It has a fully built stroker motor by MMR that was just installed as well as several other parts that I will list below, all parts have less than 750 miles on them. The motor still has a remaining warranty from MMR (expires 10/1/2014). MMR has a proven record of building the best modular motors and they currently hold several world records to prove it. I have an absolute fortune in this car and understand that I will not get the money I invested back out of it, but I will not give the car away and I don't have to sell it. It was built and tuned at B&R Performance as seen on Discovery Chanel's "Street Outlaws" and made 525rwhp on a conservative pump gas tune. SCT handheld tuner will be included and can hold 3 tunes. If you added a methanol kit, bumped the timing up a bit and ran it on race gas the car will easily make another 150+rwhp. I wanted to keep the car on 91 pump gas so the tune is rather conservative. Very daily drivable if desired. There were no expenses spared and only the best parts were used. I have over $40k in this car and asking price is $26,000 obo. I have that just in receipts. I have a brand new set of staggered(18x9 & 18x10.5) black FR500 wheels with brand new tires that can be included for an additional price. The brand new rear tires are Mickey Thompson 305/35/18 drag radials. Also have a brand new 4"cowl hood that can be included too. The car has a clean title and carfax and there is no lien on it. Below are the basics of what the car is. Thanks for looking and good luck with your bids! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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