2004 Ford SVT Cobra Convertible - $23000
 

Category: Domestic
Status: Clean Title

I have a 2004 Ford SVT Cobra Convertible for sale, in Other - British Columbia.

Mileage: 51000km
Engine Size: 4.6 litre Supercharged


Asking price is $23000




SVT Mustang Cobra Convertible has a 4.6-liter, supercharged DOHC V-8, six-speed manual transmission, anti-lock four-wheel disc brakes, tilt steering wheel, speed control, six-way power adjustable driver's seat with power-adjustable thigh and side bolsters and lumbar support, Nudo leather seating surfaces with Preferred Suede seat inserts, power mirrors, windows and door locks, keyless entry, AM/FM/cassette/CD stereo, intermittent wipers, rear defogger, map lights and cargo-management system.

Options include chrome-finish wheels, limited-edition Mystichrome Appearance Package, DynoMax Exhaust , Oversized Drive Pulley
Car has been lowered 2 inches . aftermarket alarm

Beuatiful car ,well matained, garaged only 51k Compliments daily on looks and exhaust note

very nice and good luck. Any plans if it sells?

Wished I was in the market, I'd be interested. Just suggestion, post a few pics with the top up and from a different angle. Maybe the rear of the car and/or the engine might help also. JMO. Good luck.

One of the better prices I've seen for these cars. One question though, not a huge deal, but does it really have AM/FM/Cassette??? Must be aftermarket, I didn't think anything even came with AM/FM/Cassette from the factory in the last ten years!!

What do you mean by limited edition mystichrome appearance package?

I was thinking the same thing. Doesn't appear to have the mystichrome paint.

I'm with AP cassette lol

FWIW My 2002 Explorer has CD/cassette.

wow did not know that lol

They had the cd/cassette combo up untill the end of 04 available in the Superduty trucks and it was available on many other models prior but only in the Mustang till the end of 2000 and that was 2 seperate players. Might be possible that it could have been upgraded as a dealer installed option but I'm not sure if it would have been compatible with Mach audio.