2006 Ford Gt Coupe 2-door 5.4l Rare Black / No Stripes, 1 Of Only 37 Made. on 2040-cars
Macomb, Michigan, United States
This desirable, 2 owner 2006 Ford GT, in the rare Black / No Stripe configuration. Just to be clear,the standard side stripes were deleted from production, not peeled off afterwards. It is 1 of only 37 made, with red calipers, McIntosh radio and forged BBS wheel upgrades. This is also a U.S. specification GT, not Canadian! Clear bra since new, with outstandingly nice Black paint. Of course, a clean Carfax too! All the usual stuff comes with the car. Cover, storage bag, battery tender, air pump, both sets of keys, owners manual and window sticker. Any questions? Contact Keith Batko, Gen Mgr. 24 hours/day email through Ebay. Or by phone 586 948 2520 office direct, 9 to 9 Monday through Friday. Russ Milne Ford is a top 50 Ford dealer, of the approximate 3,500 Ford dealers in the U.S. and has been same family owned and operated Since 1959. Buy with confidence!!
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