Tuned and Ready to Ride 1988 Ford Mustang Fox Body

Ford made a solid car on its Fox platform for the third generation of the Mustang. Our Foxbody here at Skyway Classics is a testament to how the cars have stood up against the march of time.

Only 2 owners, and always garage kept

The motor rebuild has less than 300 miles on it and hasn't been run hard
Over $23,000+ invested in the car
Dyno'd at 380 HP to the rear wheels – lots of power and can be tuned for additional HP

UPGRADES:
Motor:
302 CI TRW Forged pistions
DSS Main Girdle
O-Ring Block
Shortpenned rods resized with ARP rod bolts
GT40 iron cylinder heads ported and polished
SI Stainless steel valves 1.94 / 1.54
SI Springs and retainers
GT40 Upper and Lower intake ported and polished
Crane 1.72 Cobra Roller Rocker Arms
Crane 2040 Camshaft .512 lift, 224 duration at .050
Forced Induction:
Paxton Novi 2000 Supercharger
Anderson Ford Motorsport Power pipe 4” mandrel bend
Pro-M 83MM mass air sensor
Holly 50lb/ hr fuel injectors
255 liter/hr fuel pump
Ford Motor Sport 65MM throttle body
Ignition:
MSD 6AL BTM, with boost retard
Crane PS 91 Coil
Gauges:
Autometer Phantom 2 -1/16
Boost/Vacume
Air Fuel
Suspension Upgrages:
Saleen Race springs – Blue
Koni sports struts Yellow (front)
Koni spots struts Red (Rear)
MAC upper and lower control arms
Ford motor sport subframe connectors
Cooling System:
Ford Motorsport 3 row radiator
95 cobra electric fan with thermostatic control
180 degree thermostat

Other:
Brand new clutch just installed
$2000 brand new computer system just installed and tuned to 93 Octane gas for maximum
performance. Can be race tuned for higher performance with higher octane gas.
Brakes are '95 cobra disc front/rear with '95 cobra rims installed

It is a solid car and runs like a champ. We have to tip our hats to Ford's engineers because they made a phenomenal ride.

So give us a call at 941-254-6608.

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