If you’re looking to own a piece of modern Ford Mustang racing history, then look no further than this Ford Mustang FR500C built by Rehagen Racing. The car won the Grand-Am GS class championship in 2009 with drivers Dean Martin Ken Wilden behind the wheel, and has recently been put up for sale by the Westland, MI-based race team. The car is built from a 2005 Mustang GT body-in-white and features a new 5.0L Cammer V8, newly rebuilt 6-speed transmission, Brembo race brakes, BBS wheels, Sparco race seat, custom roll cage and more.
The asking price? A reasonable $59,000. You can see the full listing and Rehagen Racing’s contact information over at www.racingjunk.com.
Rehagen Racing Mustang FR500C:
- Built from 2005 Mustang GT Body-In-White
- Custom Roll Cage
- 5.0L CAMMER Engine (low hours on new engine)
- FR500C Close-Ratio Gearbox (newly rebuilt)
- Exedy Lightweight Clutch
- Aluminum Driveshaft
- 3.55 Axle Ration w/ Torsen T2R Differential (Recently rebuilt)
- Differential Cooler
- FR500C Racing Steering Gear
- AIM Data Acquisition System
- Sparco Competition Racing Seat and Harnesses
- Quick Release Sparco Steering Wheel
- RH and LH Head Restraint Net
- Sparco Fire Suppression System
- BREMBO Racing 14” Front Brakes
- Carbon Fiber Front Brake Cooling Ducts
- Custom Exhaust
- PWR Custom Radiator
- BBS Wheels
- Koni Racing Dampers
- Adjustable Front Stabilizer Bar
- FR500C Front Control Arm Kits
- Fuel Safe Fuel Cell (New 2010)
- Dual Dry-Break Refueling
- Motorola 25W in-car radio
- MORE…