Ford: Mustang Roush Stage 3 on 2040-cars
Canton, Massachusetts, United States
2008 Ford Mustang GT Roush Stage 3 427R collectors edition. Mint condition and barely driven with just 6000 miles. Silver with Black leather interior with Roush upgraded interior gauges, lighting, carbon fiber accents and factory Shaker audio system. Windows professionally tinted as well as all external marker lights. Professional chip guard installed across front fascia, hood, sides and rockers. People love this car and always ask about it when you stop anywhere. It is a 5 speed with the Roush Stage 3 package which includes a supercharger, specialized suspension, performance exhaust (sounds like a classic muscle car), chrome Roush rims and additional Roush add-ons. I have the original sticker from Ford as well as the sticker from the Jack Roush Racing factory. The original MSRP was $48,581. The pictures say it all. This car is fast and I will only allow test rides to local, serious, cash/financed buyers. Car is for sale locally and auction may end at any time. It is garage kept and ready for you to drive it this Summer and Fall or put it in storage as its value as a classic collector car will only keep increasing. This is a rare car and sets you apart from the crowd. Title in hand so if you show up with cash you can drive it home. All funds must clear before car and title are released to buyer/shipper. Buyer to arrange their own inspection of vehicle and shipping if needed. US sales only. Will not arrange shipping. Further Background info: The 427R is based on the legendary Roush Stage 3 Mustang. Standard 427R upgrades 4.6 liter PowertrainHigh Performance ExhaustRoush Suspension System (struts, shocks, springs, sway bars)Billet Aluminum Shift HandleBillet Aluminum PedalsFront Fascia, Front Chin Spoiler, Hood Scoop, Rear WingLower Valence Fog LampsRoush 18 Chrome WheelsRoush Emblems and Fender BadgesRoush 427R Floor Mats...and more. Then, this one adds in the Stage 3 options and other Roush equipment, including:Sport Leather Seats in Dark Charcoal and Gray with Shifter with Black KnobDoor Sill Plates14 Inch Upgraded BrakesWindow LouversOriginal Window StickersPowder Coated Valve CoversUpgraded Sway Bar StabilizerUpgraded Short Throw Shift KitBillet Fasteners in entire engine compartment Factory Mustang features include power windows, locks, and mirrors, a power drivers seat, tilt wheel, cruise control, cold A/C, Shaker 500 audio system with CD changer and more.
eMail me for more details : manuelmizrahi0xn@yahoo.com
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