The 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra Convertible was known as The Terminator
because it gives you a powerful supercharged V8 and the
sharp-handling fully independent suspension to enjoy it. This
package was only available for two years, and so you know the
collectors are already looking for well-presented examples like
this speedy drop-top.
This is a terrific Mustang for those who love the look of
performance. Ford's SVT (Special Vehicle Team) upgraded this with a
more aggressive front bumper, dual vents in the hood, a stylish
body kit, and a well-integrated big rear spoiler. And when the top
is down, you even have a roll bar that adds both strength and
speedy style. The low mileage on the odometer tells us this one
hasn't spent the last two decades of commuter duty, but the
condition of the body and paint already tells you that, too. It's
the factory application, and the glossy black has a piano-like
luster as it shows off the well-fitting panels. And tinted windows
and a black convertible top give this a means a midnight
attitude.
Taking down the roof reveals a new side to this beast. After all,
you still get the black accents that go with the exterior, but it's
not a full triple-black package. Instead, tan suede-like inserts in
the leather seats give this a nice look of timeless sophistication.
And the low mileage means this is still looking quite clean and
complete. It gives this an upper-class feel that's continued with
the car's long list of features. This includes power locks, keyless
entry/alarm, cruise control, dual front airbags, ABS, and an AM/FM
stereo with an in-dash six-disc changer. Power windows and a power
convertible top make it easy to open up to the world, and with
cold-blowing air conditioning, you'll want to do it even in the
middle of the summer. Of course, this Cobra is a true driver's
machine. Your high-back bucket seat power adjusts to the ideal
driving position, the sport steering wheel is on a tilt column, and
these SVT cars get a special gauge package full of crisp
white-faced readouts.
The motor is where this Terminator earns its name. The
fuel-injected DOHC 4.6-liter V8 is a 32-valve motor that delivers
great all-around performance. So it only got better when the SVT
grout added a supercharger on top. This was rated at 390 horsepower
from the factory, which is already awesome. But this one utilizes a
BBK header package and upgraded exhaust to give you an added hit of
power and a terrific rumble. You take full control of this awesome
power and its thunderous soundtrack thanks to the six-speed manual
transmission. And speaking of control, the SVT cars are the only
fourth-gen Mustangs that came from the factory with a fully
independent rear suspension. Plus, a massive four-wheel power disc
brake package, Bilstein shocks, and modern sport tires on SVT
17-inch wheels complete this total performance setup.
Complete with SVT certification certificates, it's believed that
there were less than 2,100 Terminator Cobra convertibles done in
black over the two-year run. So you know the kind of desirability
and collectability this one has. So hurry up while it's still
affordable. Call today!!!
Vehicle Details
2003 Ford Mustang
Listing ID:CC-1512121
Price:$28,995
Location:Lavergne, Tennessee
Year:2003
Make:Ford
Model:Mustang
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Graphite
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:66318
Stock Number:2727-NSH
VIN:1FAFP49Y63F424697
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