99 Ford Mustang Cobra on 2040-parts.com
Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States
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Excellent condition, rare 1999 Cobra. Ford Mechanic owned. 2nd owner. Has 2003 Cobra bumper covers. 2003 Cobra wheels. BBK X-pipe, Ford Motorsport mufflers. Eibach 1 inch lowering springs for handling and stance. I swapped out the 3:27 ring and pinion, and replaced it with a much needed 3:73. Stock motor. Meticulously maintained. |
Coil Springs for Sale
H&r 29382-1 street performance coilovers fits 2001-05 bmw 325xi 330xi e46(US $1,580.00)
Eibach 4018.680 pro-system plus fits 1996-00 honda civic ex/dx/hx/lx + hatchback(US $1,027.88)
Eibach 2873.680 pro kit springs fits 05-10 chrysler 300c 2wd/05-08 dodge magnum(US $1,300.63)
Eibach 7718.712 multi-pro-r1 coilover system fits 08-12 subaru impreza wrx sti(US $2,570.40)
Eibach 4.8835.680 sport system plus fits 2000-05 ford focus 3/4dr / 2002-05 5dr(US $1,090.30)
Nissan oem 110-12 sentra rear suspension-coil spring 55020zj61a(US $233.13)
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