2005 Ford Mustang

GT Coupe

8 Cylinder 4.6 Liter

Manual

1ZVHT82H155209573

Gasoline

Power Windows

I am selling my 2005 Ford Mustang GT Coupe. The car is black with black leather interior and has only 47576 miles on it. I am the only owner of the car and it was literally one of the first GT's off the manufacture line of the new body design (I waited 6 months for delivery). It was purchased in King Fisher, OK. I have peformed all regular maintenance as scheduled and have managed to take excellent care of the car (all oil changes have been with Mobil-1 5-20W including a recent one last month). Everything works as it should on the car (A/C, stereo, lights, etc). The stereo is a factory 6 disc/MP3 player with 500watt sound system. I added a Magellan Navigation system installed by Best Buy. The mileage is low, because of pampering and because of many overseas deployments. I have never had any problems with it and it drives extremely smooth. The only problems with the car is a minor ding by the gas cap and streaking by the window tint. I have included photos of both. Everything else is in great shape, minus some standard wear and tear. I have included several photos, but if there is something specific you would like to see just ask and I will send it to you. The Kelly Blue Book (KBB) value for the car is 16-17K. On Mar-03-11 at 17:14:14 PST, seller added the following information: TWO IMPORTANT UPDATES: FIRST: The question has been asked, "Is the car smog emission legal in California?" According to the sticker under the hood (see new photo), it is. I am not an expert on California emission laws, but I think the sticker is self explanatory. I have not changed the factory exhaust. SECONDLY: DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT BID IF YOU CANNOT PAY. I do not have the power to cancel or retract bids (not to my knowledge and I don't believe in doing that anyway). If you bid on the auction and win, you are obligated to pay...period. That is why eBay has all the paragraph statements that say, "Are you sure you want to bid?" and then "Are you really sure? You know you are obligated if you win" that display before you place your bid. I have to pay over 50 dollars in listing fees that I will not be refunded if you refuse to pay (this is different than the final value fee). I have already once dealt with someone who won and then refused to pay claiming they made a mistake in bidding. Please do your homework and bid if you are sure you can pay. This is a great car, has been well cared for, and will make someone very happy that wins. Please Serious Bidders ONLY.