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This beautiful Roush Mustang started out as a 2013 v6 premium Mustang before being sent to Roush Performance and turned into a Roush RS. Most of the Roush RS Mustangs don’t have the premium package and are missing some cool options like leather interior, Track apps, onboard computer, my color lights, my key, Shaker sound system, Ford SYNC, Sirius satellite radio, voice activated Bluetooth and more. This car has been babied from the time I bought it new off the showroom floor. It is a real head turner and gets a lot of attention everywhere it goes.
Roush RS Package
-Lowering Springs and Jounce Bumper Upgrade
-Grille with ROUSH Badge
-Front Chin Splitter
-High Flow Lower Opening
-Square R Fender Badges
-Rocker Splitters
-Rear Deck lid Spoiler
-Jack Roush Signature Graphic on Deck lid and Dash
-R - ROUSH Faux Gas Cap Badge
-Front Windshield Banner
-Embroidered Floor Mats
-ROUSH Center Console Badge/Button
-ROUSH Performance Pedals
Roush Optional Components:
-Performance Exhaust System with Roush Tips
-ROUSH cold air intake
-Hood Scoop
-ROUSH RS Rocker Graphics
-Hood Graphic
-Performance Suede Wrapped Steering Wheel
-ROUSH 6-Speed Shifter Ball White
-Hood Struts
-ROUSH Rear Quarter Window Louvers
RECARO seats
20" Rohana RC10 wheels w/Nitto NT555 Extreme tires $2650
20x9 with 255/35/20 front
20x10 with 285/30/20 rear
Custom made caliper covers
Blue and white to match the car
Under hood:
Roush Engraved Billet Engine Caps
Performance Pack Engine Cover
Strut Tower Bracenning boards
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