1999 Ford Mustang

GT 35 ANNIVERSARY Convertible

4.6L 281Cu. In. V8 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

5 SPEED

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You are looking at a one of kind, custom 35th Anniversary, 1999 Ford Mustang GT which has won numerous car shows throughout the United States. This vehicle has hand-picked custom touches from bumper to bumper and everywhere in between. No expense was spared to ensure this Mustang turned heads everytime it left the garage. It only has 11,500 miles and has been garage kept and under a cover for its lifetime. There is over $40,000 invested in this vehicle. The reserve is set at $15,000. The article below was featured in the July 2006 issue of Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords: One way or another, everyone wants to stand out from the crowd. Within the realm of hot rods and building fast cars, the result everyone strives for is to end up with a car that is so different or so wickedly fast that everyone wants it for their own. Whether it's the Pro Street fad, the Pro Touring craze, or something in between, each and every one of us puts a bit of personality in our rides. Jazmin Newton and her killer-looking Mustang is another awesome example of someone who made her car stand above the rest. After four years of ownership, Jazmin has a Stang that most would kill for. "My parents helped me get the car when I was 17," Jazmin says about the beginning of the odyssey that is her '99 drop-top GT. "I always wanted a Mustang ever since I was a little girl. My family has always been into cars, and they have had, or do have, Mustangs, Camaros, and Corvettes." Jazmin stayed away from the Bow Tie brigade, picking up the project GT with a mere 8,500 miles on it. The Stang was no sooner parked in her driveway before she got her hands dirty, styling it her own way. "After I got the car, I knew I wanted to make it stand out," she says. With limited cash in hand, Jazmin began with the basic bolt-ons, swapping out the stock rims and tackling the sound coming from the tailpipes. Dumping the stock exhaust system, she sprang for a set of Ford Racing 151/48-inch headers mated to a MAC H-pipe and a MagnaFlow exhaust system. With the restriction of the stock pipes gone, it was time to get rid of the restriction on the inlet side, too. A MAC cold-air kit made sure fresh atmos-phere got into the stock 4.6 mod mill, and a pair of underdrive pulleys freed up some power. After hooking up a Nitrous Express wet kit with a purge system and fuel cut-off switch, Jazmin dropped the car at Cerra Racing in Rock Island, Illinois, to give the factory ECM a custom tune. For the time being, she was happy with the increased power the motor provided, and work started on the outside of the car. She bolted on a Black Widow body kit and Cobra R rear spoiler, and had Dahl Ford of Davenport, Iowa, take care of the bodywork and paint. The crew at Dahl sanded the GT to bare metal before shooting it with Sikken's primer. With the kit mocked up and ready to be painted along with the rest of the car, three coats of Sikken's E-9 Laser Tint Red paint was applied. After the clearcoat went on, the car was almost finished, save for the 18x9 front and 18x10.5 rear chrome Cobra R rims complete with Nitto 555 tires on all four corners. The stock cloth interior was gutted and redone in leather, and a tonneau cover finished the look. Jazmin was happy with version one of her GT, and started taking it to the track. Unfortunately, after a 13.59 best in the quarter-mile, she got too happy with the 100hp shot of go-juice, and the laughing gas caused the internals of the engine to scatter on the strip. Knowing she needed new motivation for the Pony, Jazmin started looking around for the perfect candidate, which she eventually found in the form of a barrel-rolled '03 Mach 1. "It was perfect," she says. Her husband, Chad, helped perform the swap, which included the Mach 1 engine/trans combination and wiring harness. "The wiring was a little difficult because there weren't any Mach 1 convertibles," Jazmin says. The pair also added a Steeda quadrant, an adjustable clutch cable, and a Pro-5.0 shifter to make gear selection easy. After it was done, though, Jazmin realized the GT just wasn't complete. "I decided it needed to be even more unique," she says. Version two of the transformation was about to be embarked on. Jazmin then swapped out the stock shocks for a set of Tokico gas models and dropped the car in the weeds with a set of Eibach springs. She also threw on a set of UPR upper and lower control arms and Ford Racing frame connectors, which helped stiffen up the normally flexible convertible frame. Next to get ditched were the stock brakes, which were replaced by Brembo 13-inch front and 11.7-inch rear cross-drilled and slotted rotors clamped down by Baer calipers. After the expiration of the original motor, Jazmin became more interested in the appearance of the car than its performance, so she decided it was time to truly make the car outstanding. The newly converted GT cruised back over to Dahl Ford where a carbon-fiber Mach 1 hood was painted and bolted on. Following that, a Vertical Doors vertical door kit was installed. The back seat was pulled out and replaced with a fiberglass subwoofer box containing 12-inch Solobarics subs and the aforementioned nitrous bottle. She installed fiberglass door panels containing Kicker components, and then glassed in an 8-inch Alpine monitor in the dashboard and a 12-inch Alpine screen in the trunk to truly make the GT a visual stunner. The PlayStation 2 keeps her friends occupied at the shows, while a set of Kicker amps provide the power for the killer tunes coming from the Pioneer tuner. After the Mach 1 gauges, the Auto Meter nitrous gauge, and the UPR billet switches were installed, the custom pieces were painted the same hue as the car's exterior. Finally, Jazmin was happy, and she's been cruising the highways in fine fashion. She cures her need for speed by racing her '03 Cobra, but when it comes time to turn some heads, the brunette drops the top and goes for a spin. "I like the fact that it turns heads everywhere I go," she says. One thing's for certain-every time Jazmin pulls her GT out of the garage, hearts break all over Illinois. Since the motor swap the nitrous has never been shot and the vehicle has never been to the track. It has been a Sunday cruiser and car show queen. The head unit could be updated and the Playstation 2 swapped out for a Playstation 3 or Xbox 360. Other than those changes this car is ready to continue to fill up someone's trophy room and grab attention wherever it goes! Modifcation List: Body: Black Widow body kit Cobra R rear spoiler Custom tonneau cover(painted Sikken E-9 laser tint red)(fully functional tan convertible top underneath) Vertical doors by Vertical Door Inc. Mach 1 Hood(carbon fiber) Sikken primer/ Sikken E-9 laser tint red(three coats)/clearcoat Professionally painted by Dahl Ford, Davenport, Iowa Interior: Leather seats All billett accessories Custom fiberglass door inserts, dash insert, center console insert and head unit/climate control insert(all painted Sikken E-9 laser tint red) Back seat removed and replaced with fiberglass subwoofer box and nitrous bottle cradle(painted Sikken E-9 laser tint red) Trunk lid has fiberglass insert which holds speakers and flat screen television(painted Sikken E-9 laser tint red) Custom fiberglass insert in trunk(painted Sikken E-9 laser tint red) Electronics: 8 inch LCD screen(dash) 12 inch LCD screen(trunk) Kicker Solo-baric subwoofers(2) 12"(4 ohm) with subwoofer control knob Kicker component speakers with crossovers in doors(5 1/4" with tweeter) Alpine 6" speakers in trunk Pioneer head unit Playstation 2(trunk) Kicker Amps(2) KX600.4(75 watts rms x 4) KX1200.1(1200 watts rms x 1 at 1 ohm) Extra Optima battery and Kicker fuse block in trunk All professionally installed Wheels: Cobra R rims (18 X 9 front/ 18 x 10.5 rear) Nitto NT 555 tires front- 245/40/18 rear 245/35/18 Suspension: Eibach lowering springs Ford Racing subframe connectors Tokico gas shocks Engine: MOD 4.6L DOHC V-8(305 hp at 5800 RPM) swapped from a 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 with 4K miles with wiring harness Compression: 10.1:1 Sequential multi-port fuel injection Transmission: Five Speed manual Gear ratio 3.55:1 Steeda clutch quadrant Adjustable clutch cable Pro-5.0 shifter Other additions: Nitrous(100 HP)(never shot on new motor) with purge Mach 1 instrument cluster Auto-Meter nitrous guage Don't miss the opportunity to own the most unique 1999 Mustang GT around. The vehicle is listed locally and the seller reserves the right to end the auction early. If you have any questions feel free to contact 309-269-1369.