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One-of-a-Kind 2007 Saleen Parnelli Jones Mustang Up For Sale

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Black Parnelli Jones Mustang

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When you think about the 2007 Saleen Parnelli Jones limited edition Mustang I bet the first thing that comes to mind is the Grabber Orange paint scheme and not the 400 horsepower it produces from the Saleen built 302 ci V-8 3-valve engine. Grabber Orange is one of those colors that really stands out no matter what the scenery and you either love it or you hate it but truth be told all 500 Saleen Parnelli Jones Mustangs built in 2007 were suppose to be Grabber Orange but somehow one slipped out the door in Black. This very rare one-of-a-kind Parnelli Jones Mustangs bares the build number of 373 and its an official Saleen vehicle. We are not sure why just one was painted black but I bet there is a great story behind it.

The one-of-a-kind Black Saleen Parnelli Jones Mustang has a price tag of $46,995. For more details and photos head on over to Ron'sToyBox.com.

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By Drew Phillips Posted: 5/18/2010 12:30am PDT

The owner of Ken Grody Ford in Southern California thought that it wouldn't sell in orange so he converted it to black. It sat at the dealer for at least two years gathering dust. Not so smart...

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