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2005 - Ford Mustang on 2040-cars

US $7,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:70000 Color: White
Location:

Richland, South Carolina, United States

Richland, South Carolina, United States

I have had the car since day 1 and bought it brand new 9 years ago. The car was kept mostly in a climate controlled garage. I have the owners manual, 2 remotes, and 3 keys. The only reason why i'm selling the car is because i'm planning on buying a house and getting married. Please, ask all the questions you need! I will try to be as detailed as possible. This car has some modifications: V6 rear end replaced with a Posi Trac GT Rear End with 3:55 Gears (This is not a junk yard rear! It was bought from a company that turns Roush Mustangs into High Performance Cars as a low millage take off) Red Caliper Covers New Traction Bars Dual - Bassani Exhaust Mufflers Kenwood DNX7120 with Navigation and Bluetooth Module 2 - 10" Alpine Type R Subs Alpine Amp MRP-M1000 Side Window and Fender Louvers Back Aluminum Window Louvers Sequential Taillight Signal Systems Trunk Cover Material with Pony Logo on deck lid. Bremmer Kraft 19" Rims with Staggered Faulkin tires. 245/35 in the front, and 275/35 in the back. Homelink Review Mirror with Compass and Auto Dimming. Allows 3 programmable Garage remotes. Recent Repairs: New Battery New Alternator New Harmonic Balancer Due to some recent questions from some fellow e-bayer users: I did all the oil changes and always used synthetic oil. I did a radiator flush late last year. I changed the rear end fluid about 25,000 miles ago with synthetic oil. I replaced the ball joints when I had the GT rear end put in. I did last year have new break pads installed. I can't remember if i had the rotors cut or replaced. One tire was replaced because I had gotten a nail in the sidewall and it couldn't be patched, so i had a new tire installed. (see pictures) The cruise control sometimes turns on and works, and sometimes it doesn't turn on and work. I honestly have never really used it for as long as i've owned the car, and don't know what it would cost to repair. Please send an e-bay message with questions.

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