- 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Convertible
- 5.8L Supercharged V8
- 6-Speed Manual
- RWD
- Red Candy Metallic Exterior
- Charcoal Black Interior
- Whipple Supercharger Upgrade
- MGW Shifter
- Centerforce Dyad Clutch
- ARH Longtube Headers
- Magnaflow 3" Exhaust w/ H Pipe
- Boss 302 Side Exhaust Cutouts
- Watts Link Rear Suspension
- Ibach Motorline Springs
- Maximum Motorsports C/C Plates
- Cirvini Ram Air Hood
- Crocodile & Alcantara Suede Interior
- Carbon Fiber Accents Interior/Exterior
- Shelby American "Venice" Wheels
- Opti-Coat & 3M Paint Protection Film
- Stock Options:
- Equipment Group 821A
- Convertible Boot Cover
- SVT Performance Package
- Black Cloth Convertible Roof
- Over-The-Top Stripe
- Electronics Package w/ Navigation
- Shaker Pro System
Current automobiles are extremely powerful, but about ten years ago, power was undoubtedly scarce, thus, the 2013 GT500's release was astounding. Unlike most cars from that era, the GT500 held its value pretty well throughout the years. It is considered one of the best modern muscle cars and potentially the last true muscle car built by Ford Shelby. Hence, it is all the more worth it to check out this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Convertible that resides in Snohomish, Washington. This example shows just over 33600 miles on its odometer and boasts exciting upgrades and stock options.
Exterior and Interior
Red Candy Metallic is one of the go-to colors for the Ford Mustang Shelby, and each time, it does not disappoint. This sexy exterior is adorned with over-the-top black Shelby Stripes and side stripes. These beautiful black accents are complemented by carbon fiber side skirts, front lip, and rear diffuser. This Shelby enjoys a Cirvini Ram Air Hood that adds more aggression to its look, while the whole exterior is protected with Opti-Coat & 3M paint protection film. Shelby American "Venice" wheels carry the car, and with their black, red, and white color combo, they look great while doing so. The convertible boot cover and black cloth convertible roof are stock options. As you step inside this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Convertible, you’ll be greeted with a Charcoal Black interior with Crocodile & Alcantara Suede accents. You get the Equipment Group 821A and electronics package with navigation as stock options.
Engine
The mighty 5.8L Supercharged V8 engine of this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Convertible sends power to the rear wheels via a 6-speed manual featuring an MGW Shifter and Centerforce Dyad Clutch. Thanks to the Whipple Supercharger Upgrade, SVT Performance Package, and Shaker Pro System, you can expect a mind-boggling power figure from this car. Its exhaust system includes ARH Longtube headers, Magnaflow 3" exhaust with H pipe, and Boss 302 side exhaust cutouts. To handle the power, the suspension consists of Watts Link rear suspension, Ibach Motorline springs, and Maximum Motorsports C/C plates.
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