- 2008 Model Year Ford Shelby GT500 Coupe
- Black Clearcoat exterior
- Black interior with Black Accent Leather
- 820A Shelby Coupe
- Sirius Satallite Radio prep
- HID Headlamps
- GT500 Premium Trim Package
- White Tape Stripe
- Shaker 1000 Audio system
- Ambient lighting
- Upgrades and Modifications:
- Super Snake style wheels and tires
- Shelby500 Oil Seperator
- Strut Tower Covers
- 2.6 Pulley
- Aux Pulley
- JLT CAI
- JLT Lower Grill Bezels
- Ford Racing Coil Overs
- Ford Racing Caps
- Trunk Liner
- BMR Adj Panhard Bar
- BMW Lower Control Arm Adj
- Eibach Lowering Springs
- Carbon Fiber Splitter
- Carbon Fiber Side Skirts
- Carbon Fiber Mirror Covers
- Rear Caliper Covers
- Drilled and Slotted Brake Rotors
- Ceramic Brakes
- Sequential Lights
- Canton Reservoir Tanks
- Shelby500 Floor Mats
- Shelby500 Emblems
- Aluminum Gas Door
- Side Scoops
- Window Scoops
- Shelby500 License Plate Frames
- All Original Equipment reportedly included in sale
If there’s one brand that stood the test of time and maintained a bonkers enthusiast club for themselves, it is the Ford Mustang. Presented here is a striking example of the 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, a proud barer of the Shelby moniker, which renowned Carrol Shelby granted only to worthy models. It is specifically an 820A Coupe model. Clocked at 10,500 miles so far, it comes with a host of upgrades while all original equipment reportedly included in sale.
Exterior and Interior
Everything you can think of this Mustang is beefed up. The exterior, chassis, powertrain and interior works together to create one promising muscle car. The black clear coat exterior of our 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 complements its attributes to the tee and the white Shelby stripes only adds to the mix. It feature HID headlamps, “Super Snake” style wheels and tires, JLT lower grill bezels, sequential taillights, side scoops, window scoops and Shelby500 license plate frames. You can also find Carbon Fiber bits like the front splitter, side skirts and mirror covers. This ‘Stang isn’t mocking about with its brakes either. It’s armed with ceramic brakes with drilled and slotted brake rotors coupled with Brembo brake calipers, look closely and you will find the pleasant surprise of Shelby GT500 rear caliper covers too. The interior of this 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 boast the GT500 Premium Trim package and offer the comforts of black accent leather. It won’t let you forget it’s a Shelby GT500 with emblems appearing everywhere in the cabin, just like its exterior. The Shaker 1000 audio system make use of a Sirius Satellite Radio prep. The cabin even has ambient lighting, only if the sheer performance isn’t enough to fix your mood.
Engine
Speaking of performance, this 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is the governor of a supercharged 5.4L V8 powerhouse that will push its jockey into the seat with much gusto. It gives you 500hp out of factory, but this Stang received some upgrades that can potentially increase this figure. Shelby500 oil separator, BMW lower control arm adj, Canton reservoir tanks and a JLT CAI are just few in the list.
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