2006 Ford Mustang V6 Coupe Auto Leather, Pony Pkg, Shaker, Spoiler, Int Upgrade on 2040-cars
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, United States
My first time selling a car on Ebay! It is a 2006 Ford Mustang V6 auto. Just about every option, some factory some I added. I have garaged this car for most of its highway miles driven life. I have performed oil changes PERSONALLY EVERY 3000 Miles. You can eat off the insides of this engine. As an engineer changing oil is the BEST thing you can do for ANY car. I have applied Coach Leather conditioner to the interior twice a year since I have owned it so there are no cracks in the seats. The backseat is unused (for both seating and, well you know). At 65 those days are well over for me. So is smoking the tires. Although the engine has more than enough power to do this when you turn the traction control off. Speaking of traction is performs pretty darn good in the snow when the traction control is ON. I was impressed from day one.
The car in general and the body are in like new and showroom
condition. A few ( 2 or 3) VERY MINOR
bumper scratches but NO dents or dings ANYWHERE. I took care of this vehicle. It has been driven very little as the 42600
miles will confirm . That amounts to a
paltry 5500 miles a year average. ALL
original. Replaced the front two Pirelli
Zero Neros last year. Rear tires are
60-75% original tread. One small mishap resulted in a new bumper skin replacement. No other damage to any other component. It could have been repaired it was so small but the insurance company replaced the whole bumper skin. Bid with confidence at my over 2650+ positive experiences on Ebay as both buyer and seller since 1999 maintaining a constant 100% positive feedback rating. I stand behind this vehicle and will ensure your complete satisfaction.
Partial list of installed and factory upgrades. Side Passenger Airbags HID Headlights. Pony Package Hood Scoop Mag wheel spinners Mudflaps all around Auto Dimming rear view mirror with Compass, Homelink and Temperature Leather seating Your Color Dash controls Shaker 500 Audio system Garmin Nuvi with External antenna Hood Gas shocks (eliminates the hood rod) Sequential Turn Signals Mural on rear, (can be taken off if desired) Trunk mats and liners Floor Mats Engine Manifold Cover
I have the copy of the window sticker and original dealer
receipt as well. This car looks better
in person than the pictures illustrate.
I will work with a transporter of your choice and of course local pick
up is also available. I am located 25 miles from the NY/NJ border in Bergen County NJ. I am right off 287 and 87 (New York State Thruway.) I can give details on location via phone or email. I am happy to discuss this vehicle with you and offer preview at mutual convenience. I know and would like the buyer to be as happy with this vehicle as I was, (and still am).
In short this car was babied by me for its entire life. I can guarantee you will NOT find a better 2006 Mustang out there. Now I know purists will want the V8 and manual trans. However this is a great car for your wife or someone who is tired of shifting. Please email me if you need further descriptions or more pictures. Oh yes the reason I am selling this is I have three cars and drive less and less every year being retired. Someone out there will get a GREAT car. |
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