2003 - Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Washington Grove, Maryland, United States
Listing my 2003 Mustang Cobra. Rare Sonic Blue, only 1052 produced. These are hard to find especially with low mileage. Car currently has 40,950 miles. This may slightly rise if I decide to take it out for a spin. I do not daily drive the car. It is garage kept. This Cobra has been lightly modified. Motor, fuel and transmission have remained untouched. It is getting harder and harder to find these Cobra's that have not been heavily modified and tinkered with. Mods Include: 2.93 upper supercharger pulley, Cold air intake system, H&R Race Springs, Black SVE Drift Wheels 18x9, 18x10, Brand new BFG Comp2 tires in front, 265x35x18, Brand new BFG Drag radials in rear, 295/35/18. Just installed a MGW short throw shifter with the orange handle. This handle is fully adjustable. Car has an Off Road X pipe with a Magnaflow Catback system. Has a great sound, not raspy and somewhat tame at regular driving speeds, this will really open up under full throttle. Car has stock interior. Windows are tinted. Door bezels are painted sonic blue as you would normally see in a Saleen model. Cross drilled and slotted rotors with painted red calipers. Powered by Ford Coil covers, these are powder coated black. Mechanically this car is sound. I just changed the oil about 1,000 miles ago. No accident history, no repaint history. Car is very near stock so you can mod however you would like, or keep it how it is! Car tuned via SCT mail order tune. I have not personally had on the dyno. The SCT Tuner (handheld) is not included with the sale. I do not have the SVT Certificate and it only has 1 key. I do not have the stock wheels. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you are bidding on / buying. I am the fifth owner, bought the vehicle from a dealer back in April 2014. It's just no working out with my 1 year old daughter. I just want to get back into a nice "family" friendly car. I am very familiar with these Cobra's. I have been around them for the last 8 years. I used to have a twin turbo cobra so I am very knowledgeable. Please feel free to ask any questions. Car is located in Havre de Grace, MD 21078. I am willing to assist with shipping, buyer must make those arrangements. I'm about 1 hour from BWI Airport and could pickup any out of state buyer that would want to fly in and drive it home.
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