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2003 Zinc Yellow Cobra, 36k miles, Raleigh, NC area
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03-22-2008, 07:07 PM | #1 |
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2003 Zinc Yellow Cobra, 36k miles, Raleigh, NC area
Alright guys, I know a lot of you guys aren't big fans of American muscle, but I'm trying to sell this and my other Mustang to buy a 335i and actually save some money (2 cars, gas, garage at apartment, insurance for two cars, easily $1000+ a month). I know some of you out there like the big american V8s still though, so it can't hurt to toss it up right? Hey guys, I'm trying to see what kind of interest I get here. I really don't want to do this, but I'm looking to sell my Cobra if I find the right buyer. It's a fairly stock (other than the usual standard stuff and the rear end) 2003 Cobra, Zinc Yellow, about 36k miles. It's very well maintained, it has seen the rain 2 or 3 times, and each time was just for a minute or two as it raced back to the garage. No food or drink is ever eaten in the car so it has no spills. The interior is in as close to perfect condition as you can get, the paint has 3 small spots, one where I was a freakin idiot and opened the hood with a wiper up and left a little chip, and two spots on the front bumper. All of which I will fill with touch up paint, wet sand, and polish back up to make them absolutely impossible to notice unless you are actually pointed to them. Here's the mod list I've pulled from my WebRidesTV page: Power: 2.8" Pulley Bassani SS O/R X Pipe Mac SS Catback JLT CAI Handling: Solid rear axle (Moser 31 spline axles, FRPP limited slip differential, FRPP 3.73 gears) UPR Chrome Moly Rear Control Arms UMI Torque Box Reinforcements Bilstein Rear Shocks H&R Springs UPR 4 bolt C/C plates Wheels, Tires, Brakes: Stock 17" 03 Cobra Wheels 4x 275/40/17 Nitto 555 Extreme Tires Exterior: H&R Lowering Springs 5% tint Taillight black out tint Interior: MGW Shifter Boost Overlay The car drives amazing, I personally love the solid rear, never have to worry about wheel hop and tearing up the rear end. It's never been to a track, but if you want to it's more than ready to. The reason the entire rear is done is because the guy I bought it from used to work on rear ends for a living, so it was nothing for him to do it. The lowered look and 5% tint give it a mean look that turns heads everywhere (or maybe that's the exhaust?). Please let me know if you or anyone you know might be interested, and give me some feedback. Price: $24,000 obo I absolutely love the car and this has been very hard to do, but I have to make the smart choice and save that extra money every month. Feel free to ask any questions you have. |
03-22-2008, 07:09 PM | #2 |
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Oh, and I know you guys won't like the solid rear swap either, haha. The IRS wouldn't be bad if Ford knew how to make one. Their stock IRS wheels hops like a bitch and tears itself up with the power this car has.
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