Ford Mustang Roush Stage 3 is a wild pony

Here is your chance to get a Roush Mustang babied, an owner, without reservation.

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The highest level of tuning Roush, the Stage 3 turns the Mustang into a track car. It starts with a Roush supercharger on the Mustang's 5.0-liter Coyote V8, giving 670 horsepower – a significant improvement over the 435 horsepower Mustang GT. Roush also added an active performance exhaust system, adjustable coil springs, heavy-duty half-shafts and 20-inch wheels wrapped in high-performance tires.

Roush has ensured that his tuned Mustangs are not confused with a factory Mustang by giving his car a distinctive appearance, similar to a race car. Since all Roush Mustang tuning options (RS, Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3) had similar styling changes, any unsuspecting Camaro or Challenger would get a big surprise from this 670 horsepower Mustang monster . The revised front is far more menacing than the basic Mustang GT, but these changes are not only aesthetically pleasing, as the hood, heat extractors and wider grille openings are all functional to improve overall performance. the car. Inside, the Roush Mustang of the third stage receives pedals with the Roush logo and an eight-ball gear knob.

This particular car is one of Roush's 28 Phase 3 Mustang coupes painted in this dark gray hue, called Magnetic, and is unreservedly auctioned as part of the George Shinn Collection on Saturday, November 9th. The George Shinn collection is owned by George Shinn, former owner of the Charlotte / New Orleans Hornets, who trained the NBA team and moved her to New Orleans in 2002.

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