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Interior view of a 1995 Mustang GT coupe.
Dash close-up of a 1995 Mustang GT coupe.
Close-up of the 1995 6-spoke Mustang GT wheel.
    
Deep Forest Green 1995 Mustang GT convertible with a white leather interior and white top. It is equipped with with power windows, power locks, power mirrors, cruise control, tilt wheel, automatic transmission, power convertible top, lumbar seats, AM/FM stereo with CD player, anti-lock brakes, air conditioning, and dual airbags.
Deep Forest Green 1995 Mustang GT convertible, rear end view. It has 'Mustang GT' embossed into the bumper.
The GT comes stock with this 5.0L 215hp V8 engine. This one is a little dusty.
The interior has white leather seats and black carpet and dash/door trim.
     
Crystal White 1995 Mustang Shinoda Boss coupe with Shinoda Boss body panels (hood, front and rear fascia, body side panels), custom wheels, and black Shinoda Boss stripes and graphics. This was the second year that Shinoda created its own Boss modifications.
    
Crystal White 1995 Mustang Shinoda Boss coupe with black stripes, front end view.
Teal 1995 Mustang Boss Shinoda coupe with custom front fascia, lower door body panels, hood vents, Shinoda graphics and stripes, custom wheels, and custom rear spoiler.
Teal 1995 Mustang Boss Shinoda coupe, rear left view.
This is a rare one! It's a Crystal White 1995 Cobra R coupe. Ford only made 250 Cobras in 1995. This is #145 of those 250. So, what is different on a Cobra R? How about the huge 5.8L (351 cubic inch) V8 under the hood! This engine is so big that the standard hood did not work. A special taller fiberglass hood was created. This baby was built for racing. It has a factory 20-gallon fule cell, a engine oil cooler, and a power steering cooler. All Cobra R Mustangs were painted Crystal White with tan colored interiors.
    
Crystal White 1995 Cobra R coupe, left side view. Cobra Rs had special Cobra R wheels.
Crystal White 1995 Cobra R coupe, left rear view.
    
Notice anything missing? Fog lights! Yes, they were left off at the factory to reduce weight. These cars were ment to be raced.
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