2015 Ford Mustang 435hp Limited Edition 50th Ann Mustang on 2040-cars
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2015 Mustang GT 50th Anniversary Edition # 0348 of 1964 built. These cars were only offered in Kona Blue or Wimbledon White with either paddle shift 6 speed automatic, or 6 speed manual transmission. This is the rarer transmission with the paddle shifted automatic, which is considered the best automatic ever installed in a Ford vehicle. Both these colors were not available on regular 2015 Mustang models, only on the 1964 Limited Edition 50th Anniversary models made to celebrate 50 amazing years of the Ford Mustang. Although there was a 50 year package offered on all 2015 Mustangs, only 1964 serialized Limited Editions were built that offered the unique interior, special dash plaque, quarter window louvers, a strut brace, larger radiator, unique chassis tuning, larger rear sway bar, heavy duty front springs, k-brace on the chassis, huge Brembo brakes, unique tuning on the electronic chassis components, a 3.73 rear axle ratio, oil pressure and vacuum gauges and a spoiler delete on the decklid. You could not get this Performance Package on the automatic paddle shifted transmission, other than on the 50th anniversary models, or the special interior. These are very unique cars.
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