2001 Saleen Mustang on 2040-cars
Birdsboro, Pennsylvania, United States
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2001 Saleen s281 mustang. Saleen serial number 01-194. This is a true Saleen with proper identification. I am selling because it currently does not have a motor and I can not afford to put a new one in as I am buying a house and paying school loans. It does come with the geeked motor. As well as the tranny and blower, which are both perfectly fine and work great. Rear is good. Everything works on the car, ac,heat, all electric. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it besides that it needs a motor which you can get a new reman motor for under 3500 bucks. The condition is very very good. Hardly any wear and tear. The rear window c panel might need some paint from fading but the rest is great. The drivers seat shows some wear but is not ripped. It is all black interior with leather seats. The chrome wheels might need to be replaced or better yet re chromed since they are stamped original Saleen wheels. Nothing else would need to be done. It is a great car for someone looking to play with some power, its last motor was tuned on a weak 8lbs boost and put down 437 to the wheels on the dyno. With its full boost at 15 lbs its plenty capable of 500 with a good tune by somebody who knows what they are doing. Not psi speed solutions because that's why my last motor failed because they didn't know what they were doing. Has full bassani exhaust and intake. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call or email me. I know I forgot to add things but I will update as I remember. The car has 55-60 k on the odometer. It doesn't have a battery at current so I don't have an exact number. Throw me an offer. Shawn. 484-366-4552 thanks. Cash or bank check only. also there is currently still an amount owed on loan, so after payment, title will get to you once I pay it off.
Update! the paint in the front bumper is not damaged. that is frost in the pictures of the engine bay. I also want to clarify i reserve the right to end auction early and sell early. please get offers to me so i know your interested |
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