2004 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Ocala, Florida, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: marymkkastanes@cafeuk.com .
2004 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1
4V DOHC V-8, AUTOMATIC WITH OVERDRIVE.
VEHICLE IS STOCK WITH EXCEPTION OF ADDING THE K&N AIR FILTER SYSTEM.
THIS MACH 1 HAS 8874 ORIGINAL MILES AND HAS TO BE THE FINEST ONE IN THE COUNTRY...
DRIVEN ONLY ON NICE DAYS AND TO CAR SHOWS, THE MACH 1 HAS BEEN GARAGE KEPT IN PRISTINE ORIGINAL IMMACULATE
CONDITION JUST AS IF YOU BROUGHT IT HOME FROM THE DEALERSHIP LAST WEEK...
THE CONDITION WILL SIMPLY AMAZE YOU !
IT HAS NEVER BEEN WRECKED, REPAINTED, OR DINGED... ALL ORIGINAL.
CAR IS LOCATED IN JUPITER, FLORIDA AND CAN BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT.
BUY IT NOW PRICE IS $35,000.00 - U.S.
INTERNATIONAL BUYERS WELCOME, PLEASE ADD $150.00 FOR WIRE TRANSFER FEES. THE CAR CAN BE TRANSPORTED DOWN TO THE
MIAMI DOCK FOR $350.00.
SELLER WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST IN TRANSPORT, AND THE CAR CAN BE STORED FOR UP TO 2 WEEKS AT THE CURRENT LOCATION.
THE CAR IS SOLD "AS-IS", AND WE HAVE ACCURATELY DESCRIBED THE VEHICLE'S CONDITION.
YOU WILL BE VERY SATISFIED WITH THIS NUMBER 1 CONDITION MACH 1.
THERE IS NONE FINER
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