2014 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Just email me at: elizebethsemonick@toothfairy.com . 2014 Ford Mustang GT coupe, mint condition. Race Red exterior, dark charcoal
leather interior, automatic transmission. Equipment group 401A, premier trim
with color accent. Wheels are 500 mile OEM take off from an 11-12 Shelby with
the SVTPP, both the wheels and tires are in excellent condition. Car is
lowered via Eibach Pro-Kit lowering springs and the rear end has been centered
with a BMR hammertone black adjustable panhard rod with polyurethane bushings.
Car sounds fantastic through the Roush axlebacks that are installed, no drone
or rasp, just a nice aggressive sound without being obnoxiously loud. Front
fog lights have been deleted and both the upper and lower grill have been
replaced with the Roush units. Windows are 30% tinted on all except for the
windshield. The car currently has a 93 octane mail order tune via Lund Racing
and SCT X4 programmer that makes it an absolute blast to drive! This will be
removed prior to completing a sale of the vehicle but can be
purchased separately if the buyer would like to do so. Also included but not
pictured is an OEM car cover thats in excellent condition, purchased new from
the dealer when I purchased the car. All the work to the car was done by me at
my performance shop in Pittsburgh, Wolfpack Speed. The car had 250 miles on it
when I purchased it from a local dealer, with approximately 1200 miles on the
odometer now, there really isn't much to talk about regarding the vehicles
condition. There are no scratches, dents, accidents, paint work or anything
negative to report. I'm sure if you look over the car with
a magnifying glass you will find a stone chip on the front end somewhere but
that is honestly the only thing I can think of. With very little free time,
the car just sits in the garage at my house and needs to go.
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