Ford: Mustang Boss 302 Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Purling, New York, United States
CONTACT ME AT : shevadaharasser6@netcmail.com
THIS IS THE CLEANEST ONE YOU WILL FIND , HAS 4100 MILES ALWAYS TAKEN CARE OF. I HAVE EVERYTHING THE CAR CAME WITH FROM THE DEALER. CAR STILL HAS THE NEW CAR SMELL.IT HAS THE SPECIAL RECARO SEATS AND THIS COLOR GET A LOT OF ATTENTION. CAR SOUNDS LIKE A BEAST AND DRIVES LIKE ONE. CAR HAS NEVER SEEN BAD WEATHER. NEVER BEEN IN ANY ACCIDENTS... NOT MUCH LEFT TO SAY EXCEPT EXCELLENT. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. DEPOSIT OF $500. 00 DUE AT THE END OF AUCTION. I WILL HELP WITH SHIPPING. This car has only 4,100 original miles! It is as close to a brand new 2012 Boss 302 as will ever find. It's a pristine one owner car. Included with this sale are the red track key and the original Boss 302 owners packet from Ford Motor Company. The Boss 302 owners certificate, numbered key chain, Boss floor mats and optional car cover are all there. production # 396 The Boss 302 comes with a 444 horsepower 5.0 V8 mated to a close ratio 6 speed manual trans. Specially tuned suspension, 19" wheels and Brembo brakes make this car a blast to drive.
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