what's the difference between ford Mustang shelby gt and ford Mustang shelby 500 cobra super charge?

Asked by Jesse Dec 29, 2014 at 09:14 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Because i want  to buy a car the is a shelby 07 gt and i want to know if it is a cobra super
charge or not

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Larry answered 9 years ago

7 year old supercharged anything could be on its last legs. Whoever bought it new bought it to run, not mall hop. Better check it out VERY good before you put ANY money on it. Charger bearings could be worn, heavy wear on engine, etc. What about trans and Diff? Are they worn out too? I have bought two blown cars in the past and both had the problems I just talked about ... neither on of them last 10k miles after I bought them.

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Guru9J8PNJ answered 11 months ago

Mine has 140k on it Shelby cobra 08 convertible SVT supercharger and runs lik a top that’s what it was built for sport driving I guess I got one of the mix ups

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