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2003 Ford Mustang Svt Cobra Convertible 2-door 4.6l on 2040-cars

US $24,500.00
Year:2003 Mileage:22000
Location:

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
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 Black stripes are vinyl not paint and are able to be removed.
Gears are upgraded to 373 gears.
Upper supercharger pulley has been upgraded to a 40% smaller pulley - original stock part and belt comes with it.
Shifter has been upgraded to a Steeda short throw shifter - original stock part comes with it.
Shifter knob has been upgraded to a race-style knob - original stock part comes with it.
Exhaust has been upgraded to a 3 inch MagnaFlo system.
Tires are Sumitomo and have under 1,500 miles on them - local pickup can take two Eagle tires that came stock.
PA inspection and emissions good until 6/15.
Oil has always been synthetic.
Never been smoked in.  If you plan to smoke in this car, please do not tell me about it - I'll cry.
Gas has always been 93 octane with STP octane boost added with every tank.
Car has never been driven in snow or salt covered roads and very few times in the rain.
Car has been babied and driven under 600 miles per year for my ownership lasting the last five years.
The engine compartment received a complete new wire harness last spring of 2013 - a squirrel had made a happy home in it for that winter.

I bought the car from a local dealership owner - his wifes personal toy.
She had babied it during her ownership.
The previous owner (Dealers wife) rubbed a highway barrier - thus causing the incident report ping.
No damage was done other than scrapping the passenger side lower bumper, which was promptly fixed pristine.

The car runs perfect, as anyone would expect.
Other than the glitchy drivers front power window (common for 2001-2004) there is no electrical issues.


Deposit will NOT be refunded if you get cold feet.
I will help coordinate shipping AFTER cleared payment, but THE BUYER is responsible to set up shipping.
LOCAL PICKUP is preferred but not a necessity.
Inspection is THE BUYERS responsibility - the transaction will not be canceled or refunded if you come to pick the car up and you change your mind.
This car is being sold privately AS IS with NO WARRANTY of any kind, written, expressed, or implied.

As complete as I think this listing is, I probably forgot something.
If you have any questions, I will do my best to answer them.
Text for quick responses or more pictures:
1-814-528-2674  Dave

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Fri, Jul 10 2015

In the world of race engineering, reducing total weight is good, but reducing unsprung weight is flippin' fantastic. That's the reason Ford is pushing the envelope in terms of technology for the Shelby GT350R's wheels. Joining the likes of Koenigsegg in the offering, Ford has teamed with Australian outfit Carbon Revolution to produce the CF rollers en masse for the first time. Destined for the hubs of the new Shelby GT350R, the new hoops weigh just 18 pounds each, versus the 33-lbs weight of a similar aluminum wheel. On top of slashing up to 60 pounds in unsprung weight, there's such a reduction in rotational inertia – 40 percent, versus aluminum wheels – that Ford actually has to recalibrate the magnetic ride control system and springs. Thanks to, we're guessing, scenes of crashed Formula One cars disintegrating and spewing shards of carbon fiber all over the track, Ford seems quite keen to do away with the idea that CF is strong, but brittle. The company conducted extensive shock testing, ramming a wheel into a curb at speed. According to the Blue Oval, the lightweight wheel allowed the suspension to respond so quickly that the impact was "greatly diminished," causing the tester to run the experiment again, thinking there'd been a mistake. After recording brake rotor temperatures of 900 degrees Celsius (over 1,650 degrees Fahrenheit, or well past the point that aluminum or magnesium would melt) during testing, Ford and Carbon Revolution actually redesigned the wheels to "a thermal standard more suitable for motorsports," by adding an "incredibly thin, nearly diamond-hard coating that reliably shields the resin from heat." The same process was used to protect engine turbine blades on the Space Shuttle. While the work by Ford and Carbon Revolution should make GT350R customers excited, the work being done here could have serious implications for performance cars in the future. That's the real takeaway here, and is something that should leave fans of all performance vehicles excited.

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Unnamed insiders reportedly confirmed to The Truth About Cars that Ford plans to launch the Focus RS in the US in 2016. However, getting one might not be so easy - the boosted powertrain means the car would likely need to be imported from Europe. That's likely going to keep the total number available in the US rather low. The sources estimate a price tag that's a bit more expensive than the top Focus ST3, which starts around $28,500, plus $825 destination.
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