"Super Snake"

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this astonishing 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby Super Snake. This stunning Shelby comes in a brilliant white paint job complemented by a black leather interior. Powering the Mustang is Ford SVT's 5.4L supercharged V8 motor mated to a Tremec 6-speed manual gearbox. The 5.4L power plant produces an impressive Upwards of 800 HP from the factory, helping creating all this power is a Kenny Bell supercharger. Some upgrades that Shelby performed were Shelby/Super Snake hood with pins, Carbon fiber body components, deck lid letter kit, Sequential tail lights, Front brake duct kit,

Quarter Window scoops or block-offs, Quarter Window scoops or block-offs, CSM consecutively numbered dash plaque and engine plate, Shelby Super Snake door sill plates, Shelby 6-piston caliper front & rear brake system, Shelby/Borla cat-back exhaust system, and Cold air intake system. Additionally, the Mustang is fully loaded and everything functions as it should. Please call or email us today for more information.

Few Mustangs are as legendary as the original 1967 Super Snake. One of Carroll Shelby's “Special Projects,” the Super Snake represents the best of what was possible for the era, modified with parts that were still cutting edge, and designed with a deep love and reverence for pure speed.

The Super Snake was supposed to be the first of a line of 50, as limited edition as it gets. But in the end, only one Super Snake was ever made. Goodyear collaborated, eager to show off how resilient their new tires were. Their plan was fairly straight forward: Let Shelby build the best monster he possibly could, drive it as fast as possible, and evaluate the new Thunderbolt tires to see how they held up. It was the kind of marketing plan built around complete confidence in their product, and it didn't disappoint.

Shelby started his beast with a 1967 GT500, then added the 427 cubic inch V8 that had been raced in Le Mans, and a transmission strong enough to handle that much power. The car was then driven for five hundred miles at an average speed of 142 mph. The top speeds reached were around 170 miles per hour (the tires held up spectacularly well).

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