- 2010 MY Ford Mustang GT Coupe
- 5-speed manual transmission
- Richard Petty signature
- Supercharger installed by National Speed in Wilmington, NC
- Aftermarket tune done by National Speed in Wilmington, NC
- Upgraded with 20" US Mags Rambler wheels
- Custom wing built by Petty Garage
- Rapid Spec 401A
- Comfort Package
- Heated seats
- 3.73 rear axle ratio
- Stainless steel dual exhaust system
- Read decklid spoiler
- Leather trim sport seats
- Shaker 500 audio system
Since 1964, the Mustang has been captivating the hearts and souls of the American public. Whether you’re a serious petrolhead or don’t know a crankshaft from a camshaft, you’re bound to desire a Mustang at some point of your life. Produced over seven generations, Ford’s Greatest Hit is still rocking in 2024. One of the iconic ones is the fifth generation of 2005 to 2014. This generation saw new retro-modern styling that harks back to the first generation, plus more potent performance. Take this 2010 Ford Mustang GT as a prime example. It’s no ordinary GT, but sports a Richard Petty signature, and has received a supercharger installation plus a tune-up by National Speed in Wilmington, NC. Furthermore, the car has done 83,000 miles, and includes the Comfort Package and the Rapid Spec 401A package.
Exterior and Interior
Gorgeous Grabber Blue forms the basis of introduction as you walk up to this 2010 Ford Mustang GT, and it’s a beautiful color for a beautifully brutish car. Once you’ve gotten over this alluring shade, you’ll note the 20-inch US Mag Rambler wheels, and the custom wing that was built by Petty Garage. A set of black over-the-top stripes completes our external assessment. Now, let’s explore the four-seat interior of this 2010 Ford Mustang GT, which is mostly in Charcoal, but features Grabber Blue accents here and there. For example, the comfortable, leather-trimmed and heated sports seats feature a Grabber Blue stripe, and the gear shift knob is also picked out with this shade. The car is well-equipped, too. You’ll find the iconic Shaker 500 audio system that’s well-known for its bassy rumble and well-defined sound qualities. Then, there’s power windows, power mirrors and power door locks. The steering wheel includes multifunctional controls, while there’s air conditioning to keep you cool in our ever-warming world. As for the boot, it’s surprisingly accommodating so you can just use this ‘Stang as a daily driver if needed.
Engine
Under the hood of this 2010 Ford Mustang GT lurks a 4.6L V8, but one that’s been supercharged and tuned, as you already know if you’ve read our preamble. The engine powers the rear wheels via a 6-speed manual gearbox and a 3.73 rear axle ratio. The stainless steel dual exhaust system also assures you of a stirring soundtrack as you awaken the beast within this car.
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