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This 1993 MY Ford Mustang LX 5.0 Foxbody has reportedly undergone a full restoration, as evidenced in the pictures. The black exterior lends a stealth quality to this custom Mustang build. It sits on five-spoke chrome “Pony” wheels, which feature the Mustang emblem and colors on their centers. The wheels are wrapped in new Nitto tires. If the exterior looks subdued, then one look inside this ’Stang will no doubt change your mind. The interior has been built to match the power that lies under the hood. Inside, you’ll find a roll cage while the rear seats have been deleted. The seats now feature five-point harnesses to match, offering added safety. While much of the factory interior trim is retained, you’ll find a new tachometer from Auto Meter, with additional gauges for oil pressure and water temperature in a custom enclosure. Also reported is a new shift light. Finally, the cabin is home to a new audio player with auxiliary outlets.
Under the hood of this 1993 MY Ford Mustang LX sits a 5.0-liter V8 engine that has been extensively reworked. The owner reports that the engine was rebuilt and further upgraded with a ProCharger supercharger. The engine has undergone a recent oil change. Meanwhile, the owner reports that this Mustang features new suspension and new rear disc brakes.
1993 Ford Mustang LX 5.0
5.0L ProCharged V8
5-Speed Manual
RWD
Black Exterior
ProCharger D-1SC Centrifugal Supercharger
Rebuilt Engine
Seat Deletion
Roll Cage
5-Point Racing Harnesses
Exterior Mustang Badging
New Tachometer
New Shift Light
New Suspension
New Rear Disc Brakes
Chrome Pony Wheels
New Tires
Recent Oil Change
New Audio Player With Auxiliary Outlets
All info As per Current Owner
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