SOLD: 2003 Sonic Blue Cobra

[Hammer925]

I’m selling my 2003 Sonic Blue Cobra. It has 53k miles and is a very clean car. It runs great and needs nothing. I have the title in my hand, no liens. I bought this car from a dealership about 7 years ago with 43k miles on it.

All original paint, aside from front bumper cover being resprayed. The paint is in overall good shape. The wheels/tires, alignment, battery, and alternator all have been done in the past 1000 miles

The title is branded “Manufacturer buyback or lemon reported.” This was reported in 2005 according to the Carfax.

I cannot confirm what exactly happened or why this was reported.

I am asking $30k. Not interested in trades. I could send videos or FaceTime serious buyers.

I am located in Chicago, Illinois.

 

[BOOGIE MAN]

Need #7 of rules

 

[03cobra#694]

Need #7 of rules

This, thanks.

 

[Hammer925]

Need #7 of rules

Added

 

[Goocher0310th]

Do you have tune info and power info?

 

[Hammer925]

Do you have tune info and power info?

Pulleys were installed by a previous owner. I was told it was tuned. I cannot confirm who it was tuned by.

I personally have not had it tuned or on a dyno. From what I’ve read, similar sets ups can put down around 475hp

 

[Bronco2Fan]

Pretty nice. Do you have the oem wheels, certificate, manual ? Most people like to see all associated paperwork.

 

[PC03GT]

At 30k that's being picky...there's a person on here that was selling a fake Sonic Blue for 30 or more

 

[Hammer925]

The only stock parts I have are the radio, and both coolant reservoirs. I will also include a car cover

 

[Bronco2Fan]

I wasn't being picky. Just asking. Most termi owners have the paperwork and oem equipment, even if they changed parts out. It all adds to the authenticity of the car. Otherwise, the buyer has to source it all if they want it, and that adds to the overall cost.

 

[1Kona_Venom]

I wasn't being picky. Just asking. Most termi owners have the paperwork and oem equipment, even if they changed parts out. It all adds to the authenticity of the car. Otherwise, the buyer has to source it all if they want it, and that adds to the overall cost.

most termi owners huh?
post the stats

 

[cobracide]

Noob

 

[2003RedfireVert]

Man I need to buy one of these, swap all my parts over, and sell my current one. Nice car OP! Someone is getting a nice car.

 

[COOL COBRA]

I wasn't being picky. Just asking. Most termi owners have the paperwork and oem equipment, even if they changed parts out. It all adds to the authenticity of the car. Otherwise, the buyer has to source it all if they want it, and that adds to the overall cost.

And most Terminator owners don’t have gay nicknames for their cars either.

 

[Bronco2Fan]

Hey, sorry if I upset the crowd. I was just asking. I'll do my best to refrain from being a noob in the future.

 

[cobracide]

Hey, sorry if I upset the crowd. I was just asking. I'll do my best to refrain from being a noob in the future.

You're making an assumption that is not necessarily true in a lot of cases.

 

[plumbcrazy]

Hey, sorry if I upset the crowd. I was just asking. I'll do my best to refrain from being a noob in the future

And most Terminator owners don’t have gay nicknames for their cars

No doubt that somewhere out there cruising is a car like this one with the vanity plate “SonicBoo” driven by someone who complains about the “ masculine” clutch pedal, lol.

 

[03cobra#694]

Hey, sorry if I upset the crowd. I was just asking. I'll do my best to refrain from being a noob in the future

It's the "termi" thing that flips some out.

 

[a10gobrrr]

Ya'll are savage lol

 

[cobracide]