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For sale is my FFR #4470 MK3 roadster. Titled in Illinois as a 1965 FFR Roadster. Kit was purchased in 2004 and completed in 2009. There are currently 9900 miles on the car since completion.
Chassis:
Powder coated frame
Front Koni coil-over shocks
Front lower tubular control arms
Breeze offset rack bushings and lower control arm bushings
FFR bump steer kit
3-Link rear end
4 wheel disk brakes with ABS from 96 Mustang
Driveline:
96 4.6 SOHC engine with 65k miles - stock
T-45 5 speed
SN-95 witch rear end with 3.27 gears
4 wheel ABS
Power brakes
Power steering
Details:
Metallic Silver with metallic blue stripes
Carbon fiber doors
Ceramic coated sidepipes
Ceramic coated sidepipe heat shields
Ceramic coated shorty headers
Ceramic coated catalytic converters
Autometer gauges including reverse speedo
Chrome driver and passenger rollbars with Tangent blind attachment
Chrome quickjacks
Aluminum rollbar grommets
Wind wings and visors
Finishline hood hinge
Halibrand Cobra III 17x9 deep lip wheels
Sumitomo HTR Z 245 and 275 tires
Low back buckets with drivers slider
Wipers
Trunk mount battery
I Squared professionally dieted engine harness
I Squared 1+1 chassis harness
Stainless steer cup holders
Dual 12v power plugs
Rolled cockpit edges
Polished aluminum seat belt bezels
Flaws/Issues:
Body was purchased painted from FFR. There are spider cracks on each door jamb where body was flexed during shipping.
Doors have a slight different shape to them than the body making them fit slightly tight. I believe it's because they are carbon fiber and not original to the body….they are FFR doors.
Car has been driven and has the rock chips to prove it. Nothing really bad, but there are several of them.
The car drives and looks great.....it has never let me down and I am sure that will continue. It's not a 500HP monster, but it gets up and goes and still gets around 22MPG.
I bought an untouched MarkIV kit from a member on the forum and I need some space to build it. I don't HAVE to sell it, it is just time to move on to another project.
Pictures to follow, but here is a link to my graduation thread:
Please graduate 4470 - finally!
Sale price - $22,500.00 OBO.
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