2009 Ford Mustang GT Coupe
When introduced at the 1964 World's Fair, the Ford Mustang began the era of the "pony car". Named not for its title "Mustang" but for ushering in a class of American Muscle cars, that were affordable sporty coupes with long hoods, and short rear decks. Wildly popular, the Mustang design flew off the showroom floors. Even today current models make use of the running horse emblem that has stayed with the car for 59 years.
Classic Auto Mall brings you this absolutely amazing climate controlled garage kept fifth generation 2009 Mustang GT coupe. The fun loving Mustang has become a personal luxury car that's classy enough to make some Audi or BMW buyers think twice while retaining that tire smoking exuberance expected of an American icon. Our version from 2009 is a Premium Package 45th Anniversary edition and our consignor is leaving this one go with title verified low miles, 16,532 to be exact. It has been well maintained and comes with a bevy of stock parts that have been taken off in the name of more ponies. Get it, Mustang...Horsepower...Ponies? All the while our consignor chose to keep it real and keep it near perfect...read on kids!
Exterior
Subtle and subdued Vapor Clearcoat Metallic with an up the hood black tape stripe bathes this rad racer and is nearly perfect still looking factory. This silver bullet features some throwbacks such as the hockey stick cove, B pillar louvered quarter windows, fastback styling, menacing inset round headlight and of course the galloping steed on the blackened grille center. Down low is an aftermarket chin spoiler and a faux hood scoop is on but the heart of this pony is fed by a 300+hp 4.6 liter V8. Up high is a snazzy treat, the optional Vista Roof....yes kids, it's an all glass roof on a Mustang. What a time to be alive! On back, a spoiler in body matching Vapor and the retro-throwback sequential triple tail lights within a satin black panel take us back to the 1960's styling that is now iconic. Dual exhaust creates the zoom zoom sound and lightly tinted glass makes it look more menacing, although it really needs no help in this department! Rounding things out are highly polished 18-inch spoke bullet style wheels with deeply treaded blackwall rubber. Just immaculate in this presentation.
Interior
I wish I was special, you're so F+*@in special, and so is this immaculate interior in Dark Charcoal. Starting with the sporty door panels and moving inside to the Charcoal leather high backs, some power some manual for the adjustments we are in Dark Charcoal heaven. We note some sagging of the perforated inserts on the door panels, a common failure point in these cars. These sporty chairs are fronted by a snazzy brushed aluminum-esque covered dash with the optional My Color LED readout instrumentation. Deep rounds, just like the late 60's styling, are in and are flanking a digital panel in the center with the fuel, water temp, oil pressure and battery gauges. In the dash center is the factory AM/FM/6 CD Shaker 500 stereo which attempts to drown out the sound of the under hood monster, but fails! Also here are eyeball vents and climate knobs and buttons for the front seat heaters. These items melt into the central console which has a Barton short throw shifter, cup holders and a padded topped armrest/glovebox. In back are 2 more leather bucket seats in 2 plus 2 form and have plenty of bolster padding so hold on, and belt in. Clean black carpeting is on the bottoms and above is a perfect black headliner.
Drivetrain
The 4.6-liter 3 valve V8 engine produces 300hp and maybe a bit more thanks to the added cold air intake, which is more than enough to dole out a healthy whoopin' on the competition, but you wouldn't want to do that with this well kept cruiser now would you? EFI feeds the fossils and a 5-speed manual Tremec 3650 transmission is bolted to the back. A Ford 8.8 inch 4.10 Trac-Loc rear axle spins the rear tires. The long tube headers aids the big exhale, and the intake plenum cover adds a nice touch in the showroom clean engine bay.
Undercarriage
Clean, mean, and pristine, with all the latest tech to keep your rubber to road. No leaks, no drips, no excuses. Silver calipers for the 4 wheel power disc brakes are seen, and in front independent coil springs are providing the ride. In back a 3 link, coil springs and a panhard bar setup is on. All rust free in the factory finish with the exception of surface rust on the untreated components. A catted X-pipe and Flowmaster Force II are in charge of spent fossil removal...and disturbing the peace.
Drive-Ability
It's a screamer, it's all like new, and it's a kick in the ass when you push the loud pedal. All working functions, and a true pleasure to drive and smile with a Cheshire cat grin while doing so. Go baby go! While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase. Here's a classic car you can drive!
This low mileage galloping stallion is just getting broken in. This powerhouse is offered at a competitive price, deserves a close look because you can get a lot of muscle for your money. Be the only one on the block with a truly ass kickkin' low mileage iconic Ford Mustang GT.
1ZVHT82H495119999
1ZV-Automotive Alliance, Ford Passenger Car
H-Manual Belts, Front & Side Airbags
T82-Bullit Coupe
H-4.6L V8 315hp
4-Check Digit
9-2009
5-AAI Flat Rock, MI Assy Plant
119999-Sequential Unit Number
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