Ford Mystic Mustang Cobra Svt 4013 Miles #139 Of 2000 Made on 2040-cars
Sherwood, Arkansas, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.6L 281Cu. In. V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang
Trim: SVT Cobra Coupe 2-Door
Options: 17"Cast Alum Wheels, 4 wheel ABS
Safety Features: Dual Power rear view mirrors
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 4,013
Exterior Color: Mystic
Interior Color: Black Leather
Disability Equipped: None
Number of Cylinders: 8
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This car is just about the way it was in 1996, showroom new-only 17 years older. It has been babied from day one. The first owner bought the car from McCrackin Ford in Pittsburg, PA. He owned 2 Pizza restaurants and didn't have time to drive the car. My son saw the car advertised on the internet and called from South Korea, where he was stationed with the Air Force, and said he wanted that car. We acquired the car with about 1200(?) miles on the odometer. We drove the car to our home in Virginia and parked it in our garage. Our son finally flew in from Korea and drove the car to Little Rock, AR. He got about 27 MPG on the trip back to Arkansas. The paint on the car is immaculate. There is one small spot on the passenger side of the driving light where the paint lifted (see picture).The back seat looks like its never been sat on. The headliner, dash and carpet are in very good condition with no tears or rips. The engine compartment and trunk are also very clean. I don't think the spare tire has ever been out of the trunk. He lived on base and rode his bicycle to work a lot of the time instead of driving the car. He enjoyed taking the car to drive-in events and car shows. He washed and waxed the car before every show. He saw a Dodge Viper advertised in Atlanta, GA. So we went to Atlanta to look at the Viper. We drove the Viper home and the Mystic was parked in my shop. I have a 50X100 foot insulated shop. My son spent two tours in Saudi and Afganistan with a side trip to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Then he got reassigned to Las Vegas and then to Abilene, TX. He decided not to take the car to Las Vegas or Texas, so the car lives in my shop. I keep the car in running condition. We put AMSOIL synthetic oil in the car (I'm an AMSOIL dealer) and start it up and run it for 20 to 30 minutes at a time. I drive it around the driveway to keep the seals, etc, lubricated. The only modifications made to the car are tinted windows and a new battery. I still have the original battery (if you want it for displaying in the car at shows, etc). I think we threw away the original oil filter. We keep a car cover on the car when not driving it. The car cover can go with the car (if you want it). We have enjoyed the car and are still amazed that the car turns different colors when the light hits it from different directions. It is a very pretty shade of green and changes colors to purple, root beer brown and a golden color depending on where you are and where the light is coming from. (It was really fun when getting the car tagged when they asked what color it was!) It also turns peoples heads when they pass it on the street. My daughter-in-law saw a plum crazy SRT Challenger and absolutely had to have it so its time to sell the Cobra. We have a binder with the original window sticker, the letter from Ford SVT verifying that the car is #139 of 2000 with the Mystic paint, a certificate of authenticity, a sales brochure specifically for the 1996 Mustang Cobra SVT, including the salesman's business card. We also have a clear title. We used the car as collateral for the loan. The credit union placed a lien on the car but stamped it paid in full when the loan was paid. If you need additional information please feel free to ask any questions. I'm not a wizard on the computer so it may take a while to get any questions you may have answered, but I will try to quickly resolve any concerns you may have about the car. I don't think you will be disappointed when you see the car in person.
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