Ford Mustang Shelby Gt500 Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Sycamore, Georgia, United States
2008 Mustang GT500 Shelby Super Snake with over 850HP and Only 31200 miles.The extra factory options : Shaker 1000 stereo system with satellite radio, leather dash trim and center console trim, auto-dim rear view mirror and HID head lights. The Polished Shelby Kenne Bell 3.6 Liquid Cooled Super Charger with Fuel Boost-A-Pump system, Shelby High Performance Cooling System which includes a larger extreme duty radiator, extreme duty cooling fan, larger extreme duty competition heat exchanger with twin fans for the upgraded less restrictive performance water to air intercooler under the super charger and a larger coolant reservoir. Shelby GT500 Super Snake Hood with hood locks, Shelby one piece aluminum drive shaft, Shelby Mustang Boss 302 Torsen Differential with the recommended Moser 31 spline axles, Ford Racing adjustable Panhard bar, Ford Racing lower springs, Shelby Razor wheels 9 X 20 with new 255/35/20 Nitto 555 tires and 11 X 20 Professionally Widened 1 inch with new 315/35/20 Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial tires, Shelby deck lid letter kit. Per Steven at Shelby America All these items were purchased from Shelby America. Note : This same supercharger is also used on the Shelby 1000. Also additional mods prior to engine tuning are : Dynatech full length headers and X-pipe with high flow cats, Kooks axle back mufflers, Ford Racing 373 gears with Ford Racing aluminum girdle, Hawk HPS brake pads for the Brembo calipers, MGW shifter, Spec Super Twin disc clutch and flywheel assembly, Earl's stainless steel braided brake lines, UPR adjustable lower control arms with relocation brackets, UPR adjustable upper control arm, Steeda 1 piece driveshaft safety loop, Aero Force gauge to monitor all the sensors and AEM Air/Fuel gauge, HID Fog lights, Custom powder coated Ford Racing SVT ignition coil covers, JLT front brake cooling duct mod, JLT oil/air separators, JLT Carbon Fiber radiator cover, PA Performance 150 amp alternator and MMD hood shock strut lift kit. Note : The Super Snake interior and exterior mods/badging was not purchased. Per Shelby America where the car is registered you can take the car to them and they will finish the interior and exterior mods ( Not sure of the price ), recheck the tune and install the CSM placards. This car was purchased brand new by Jay Taylor who owns JTL Performance in Virginia. ( Have Documentation ). The car is tuned perfectly, cool start, idle, in traffic and letting the clutch in and out, all perfect. It drives and sounds like a stock GT500 Mustang until you step on the throttle. The interior and exterior are perfect and everything works of course. The interior still smells new. This car is extremely fast, at 60 MPH you can brake the tires loose if your not careful. Note : The car has never been on any kind of race track.
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