2011 Ford Mustang GT

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 2011 Ford Mustang for purchase. The Mustang is as American as apple pie, but also comes with a great history. The Mustang broke the mold and was so immediately and widely successful it created a whole new Pony Car class of vehicles. The rest of the automotive industry had to scramble to create competitors, and to this day the Mustang is the summer car of choice for an incredible amount of Americans. The 5th generation was a complete redesign to echo the fastback models that took the automotive world by storm, and it creates a beautiful muscle car with the awesome performance of modern technology.

The "Fallen and Wounded Soldiers" Mustang GT by Webasto is a special muscle car that was the result of a collaboration among some of the world's best Mustang tuners. But more importantly, this Mustang was created to raise awareness and money for The Fallen and Wounded Soldier's Fund (FWSF), a non-profit organization focused on helping service members with medical costs, transportation, and other financial assistance. There were a number of new styling touches done when building and re-touching the exterior of this Stang, including the addition of a new front fascia and grille from Roush. New side rockers and a rear lower fascia from 3d Carbon, a Hollandia 322L spoiler sunroof, hood struts, and new paint from MRT, a custom Fallen & Wounded Soldier graphics on the hood of the car. This Mustang was treated to a large number of modifications beginning with an extensive leather treatment from Katzkin, as well as a new gauge pod from Ford Racing and Auto Meter gauges. In addition to all the aesthetic and aerodynamic modifications, Webasto also wanted a Mustang with a modified engine set-up. So they took the Mustang's 5.0-liter V8 engine and added a Roush supercharger with a JLT cold air intake, a McLeod RXT twin disc clutch, a MRT MaxFlow H-pipe & Interceptor axle-back exhaust, and a VMP custom tune. All of these enhancements allowed the Mustang to break open its output from 412 horsepower all the way up to 598 horsepower to the wheels! Now that's an output worthy of our soldiers

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