2004 Ford Mustang Cobra on 2040-cars
Whitehall, Pennsylvania, United States
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2004 Competition Orange Cobra.."The Terminator" This is one of the 281 Competition Orange Cobra's ever produced. As
well this was the lowest production number Cobra Ford has ever Produced and the last year of the Cobra. I purchased
this car from the owner of one of the largest Ford dealers in Florida in 2007. This was one of his personal cars
and I had to bug him for over 3 months to get him to let go of her. The car is gorgeous, as clean underneath as it
is on top. She has never been driven in the Rain, Snow or on salty Roads. I've always stored the car during the
winters in my garage on the lift. Other then a few chips on the bumper and hood and not the best stereo the car is
perfect. Adult owned and driven since New. I'd have to say she is one of the cleanest 04's left and one of the
nicest 04 Competition Orange Cobras left in existence. All the work done by myself and tuned by Frank Soldridge at
PSI. Here are a few of the things I've done to her. I'm sure I'll leave somethings out I've forgotten but here are
some off the top of my head.
Stiegemeier Stage 5 Ported Blower
2.8 Upper with 4lb Lower
BBK 65mm Throttle Body
BBK Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers
Moroso Aluminum Coolant Expansion Tank
Moroso Aluminum Intercooler Tank
Ford Motor Custom drive shafts
EBC Brakes
04 Cobra Pro 5.0 T-56 shifter
Twin Steeda intake fuel pumps
Magnaflow Exhaust
I built this car to be reliable everyday and make lots of power...all most all the miles are from driving it back
and forth during the summer from my farm in Pennsylvania to my second home in Colorado.
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