2004 Ford Mustang Gt Convertible 2-door 4.6l 40th Anniversary on 2040-cars
Stoneham, Massachusetts, United States
2004 Mustang Gt Convertible 40th anniversary edition. Every day is a great day with the top down!!! Body is in great condition, has always been protected by heavy duty car cover.Kept off roads in winter. All my friends love this car, it looks clean, and has an aviation look to it.Completely stock, no aftermarket parts, not raced.Only 50.6k miles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brakes, tires, roof, interior, all in good shape. Paint has great clear coat shine and has been waxed monthly since I got the car. Have been too OCD about this car. Current inspection. Just buy and drive. Serious inquiries only, 11k not negotiable. Don't miss out on this one, this is a great car!!!
4.6L SOHC EFI V-8, seats 4, rear wheel drive.
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