1485 Miles! on 2040-cars
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Ford GT
Mileage: 1,485
Trim: GT
HAVING ONLY 1485 MILES, THIS FORD GT IS IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. IT HAS ALL 4 OF THE GT OPTIONS. AFTER I BOUGHT THE CAR, I ORDERED THE 6 SPOKE FORD "AUTHENTIC GT-40 STYLE" WHEELS AND TIRES,(+$5,000), AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES. I ALSO ADDED THE ALUMINUM SEAT RING INSERTS TO RE-CREATE THE LOOK OF THE ORIGINAL GT-40 SEATS FROM THE 60'S, (+$400), AND AN UPGRADED BILLET ALUMINUM SHIFTER STALK (+$200), AND FINALLY, A "FORD RACING" STAINLESS STEEL MUFFLER, (+$3500) WHICH REALLY IMPROVES THE EXHAUST GROWL. NOW IT SOUNDS GREAT! (I STILL HAVE THE OEM GT MUFFLER, IF YOU WANT IT.) I AM THE ORIGINAL OWNER, AND I BOUGHT THE CAR NEW. I AM 63 YEARS OLD, A NON-SMOKER, AND I HAVE NEVER RACED THE CAR, OR DRIVEN IT HARD. THE CAR IS ALWAYS STORED INSIDE, UNDER ITS FORD GT COVER. IT IS LIKE NEW. YOU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN THIS EXOTIC SUPER-CAR!
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