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Original owner, purchased new in July 2004. Full documentation. Professionally installed Vortech Supercharger @ 50,000 miles; at sea level puts out over 500 HP. Dynatech longtube headers, custom exhaust, free flowing cats that meet the most stringent emissions testing. Diablo Predator tuner with PC connection to adjust the tune and log real-time data if you like.

Recent service included plugs, wires, coil packs, injectors, supercharger oil change, cone filter, full oil and filter, front upper and lower tie rod ends, 4-wheel alignment, new resonators, new high performance catalytic converters. The original high performance cats were installed at 12,000 miles; you can expect some 60,000 miles out of the replacements as I did. No trouble codes, passed emissions testing with flying colors (see scan of the report).

Exterior is the original Inferno Red triple pearl coat and is in excellent condition, as the car has been garaged much of its life. There are some minor dings and scratches, most noticeably on the front air dam, which is only about 2" off the ground and subject to scraping. There are two very small creases on the passenger side rear quarter that were caused by rubbing against some plastic bins in my garage; I think these could be taken out without repainting (these are noted in the photos). The windshield has a small crack lower driver's side; I will replace it and have a full detail done on the exterior and interior prior to shipping/delivery to the lucky buyer.

Interior, no rips, no tears, all in excellent shape. Non smoker, no kids, all in order and exceptional for a vehicle this age.

Under the hood, full service history, all work done by either dealer or professional performance shops. The supercharger has a mild boost and could be increased if desired.

This wagon is a true Mustang GT killer, with 0-60 times under five seconds if that is what you are after. Me, I simply like the idea of a ton of power ready to merge or pass with confidence. The stock MDS system - where four cylinders are deactivated at cruising speeds - yields 23 - 25 MPG.

Included are a set of the stock silver headlight assemblies (the ones on the car are body color matched) and the original stock exhaust system (only 12K miles on it) including manifolds, catalytic converters, and mufflers; should you ever decide to remove the supercharger and bring the vehicle back to stock.

I have all of the original documentation including the build sheet and window sticker. Will provide additional photos/information on request.

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