- 2006 Model Year Ford Mustang Saleen S281 Supercharged Coupe 1 of 4
- Silver Metallic exterior
- Dark Charcoal interior
- Reported to be 1 of 4 made in this color combination
- Saleen Serial Number: 06-0969
- Shaker 500 AM/FM stereo
- Saleen package from factory
- Saleen Power Flash Calibration
- Saleen Performance Air Filter
- Differential Gear Ratio 3.55:1
- Saleen 2 1/2 Performance Center Exhaust System
- Saleen Series 4 Screw Type Supercharger
- Saleen Twin Gauge Pod
- Saleen Design Grille, Integrated Front Turn Signals, Quarter Window Trim
- Saleen Full Suspension
- Saleen Speedometer, Steering Wheel Badge, Performance Driving Pedals & Shift Knob
- Saleen Short Throw Shifter
- Saleen S281 Custom Floor Mats
- Saleen 20" Seven Spoke Alloy Wheels - included in sale not on car
- 373 gears
- Upgraded Vaccum Lines
- GT500 Fuel Pump
- MGW Shifter
- MSD Digital Shift Light
- SCT Tuner
- Custom Dynojet Tuned - Dyno sheet available
Mustangs are some of the most interesting but also commonly owned vehicles in America. But what makes this particular vehicle special, a cut above the rest is the fact that this is reported to be 1 of only 4 Mustangs made with this specific color combination. Saleen Serial number 06-0969 will help authenticate if this is true or not for you. Saleen Mustangs, known for their ultra-rare, limited edition models are heavily modified Mustangs, and come with a number of enhancements, both visual and performance wise. This 2006 Ford Mustang Saleen S281 Supercharged Coupe is no different, reportedly coming with the Saleen package from factory, with Saleen Power Flash Calibration. With 25,000 miles on the clock, this Mustang still has plenty of life in her to push the limits of what a Mustang can do, and still look drop dead gorgeous while doing so.
Exterior and Interior
And that’s no exaggeration. The Silver Metallic exterior feels industrial, and meaty. Its powerful front extends to the rear, where the massive Saleen lettering lets everyone know that this is no ordinary Mustang. You’ll notice hints of enhanced visuals to the original Mustang design from 2006, all discrete and tastefully merges with the overall aesthetic of the car. Highlights include Saleen Design grille, integrated front turn signals, and even Saleen branded 20" seven-spoke alloy wheels, reportedly included in sale and not on car. Inside, you’ll find a breathtaking and luxurious Dark Charcoal interior, which exudes sophistication and premium feel. Everything falls perfectly into place in terms of aesthetics, and feels like an interior beyond any other Mustang of its kind. Anyone who climbs into this 2006 Ford Mustang Saleen Supercharged Coupe will instantly fall in love with it. They’ll fall in love with the Saleen badging and overall aesthetic, which is created using a Shaker 500 AM/FM stereo system, Saleen branded Speedometer, Steering Wheel Badge, Performance Driving Pedals & Shift Knob, Saleen S281 Custom Floor Mats and more.
Engine
Saleen’s performance enhancements don’t stop there either. This 2006 Ford Mustang gets the Saleem treatment with a 4 screw type Supercharged 4.6L V8 engine, paired with a manual transmission, making it an ultimate drivers’ car. Tuners will appreciate the engine enhancements, such as the Saleen Performance Air Filter, Twin gauge pod, full suspension system and more, including the Saleen branded 2” ½” Performance Center Exhaust System, MGW short throw shifter with 3.73 gears, upgraded Vacuum Lines, GT500 Fuel Pump and more. Of course, how this has impacted its performance is clearly mapped with Custom Dynojet tuning, with the dyno sheet readily available for the buyer’s perusal.
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