Only 1485 Miles! This Is The One You've Been Waiting For! on 2040-cars
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, United States
Mileage: 1,485
Make: Ford
Model: Ford GT
OK E-BAYERS, HERE IS MY LIKE-NEW 2005 FORD GT UP FOR SALE. IT HAS ALL 4 OF THE GT OPTIONS INCLUDING THE RACING STRIPE PACKAGE, THE MC-INTOSH RADIO/CD, RED CALIPERS, AND THE LIGHT WEIGHT ALUMINUM WHEELS. I ADDED A SET OF THE 6 SPOKE GT-40 STYLE WHEELS AND TIRES,(+$5,000), AND THEY ARE ON THE CAR. THE ORIGINAL GT WHEELS AND TIRES THAT ORIGINALLY CAME ON THE CAR (SEE PICTURES) ARE NEW, AND THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN USED. I HAVE ALSO ADDED ALUMINUM SEAT RING INSERTS TO MAKE THE SEATS LOOK LIKE THE ORIGINAL GT40 SEATS, (+$400), AND I ADDED A FORD RACING STAINLESS STEEL MUFFLER, (+$3500) TO SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVE THE EXHAUST GROWL! I AM THE ORIGINAL OWNER, AND I BOUGHT THE CAR NEW. I AM 63 YEARS OLD, AND HAVE NEVER RACED THE CAR, OR DRIVEN IT HARD. NEEDLESS TO SAY, IT HAS BEEN "BABIED" ALL OF ITS LIFE. IT NOW HAS 1485 MILES ON IT, AND IT IS IN ABSOLUTELY LIKE NEW CONDITION. I AM A NON-SMOKER. THE CAR IS STORED IN OUR CARRIAGE HOUSE HERE AT THE LAKE, AND IT IS ALWAYS KEPT INSIDE AND COVERED. I HAVE BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH IN MY LIFE TO HAVE OWNED ALOT OF THE BIG NAMES AND HIGH HORSEPOWER CARS, INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF CORVETTES, A FERRARI (1 IS ENOUGH), A PORSCHE TURBO, A BMW Z-8, A COBRA 427, AND OTHERS, BUT THIS ONE IS BY FAR THE FASTEST, THE MOST FUN, AND BEST HANDLING PERFORMANCE CAR I HAVE EVER OWNED! NOW IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO TREAT YOURSELF TO A GREAT CAR!
Ford Ford GT for Sale
2005 ford gt base coupe 2-door 5.4l(US $239,900.00)
Four 4 options bbs forged mcintosh audio painted racing stripes grey calipers(US $234,900.00)
Ford gt gt40 mark iv red supercharged 5.4l v8 leather
2005 ford gt 2dr coupe(US $214,500.00)
2006 ford gt base coupe 2-door 5.4l(US $229,000.00)
2006 ford gt(US $229,000.00)
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