Summary

This Roush P-51B is powered by a supercharged V8 engine kicking out 510hp, backed by a 5-speed manual transmission. It is one of 51 produced and has 467 actual miles.

Details

The P-51 was one of the most anticipated and sought-after Mustangs in the company's history. First introduced for the 2008 Mustang, the P-51A was the first Mustang package where Roush engineers actually tore into an engine to improve it. The internal upgrades were necessary to hold the 510hp and 510ft/lbs. of torque that Roush engineers squeezed from the package. In 2009 Roush continued the tradition with the P-51B package, with the same horsepower, cockpit-like interior and exterior enhancements that give the Mustang a more fighter-plane look. Cues to the legendary World War II fighter plane can be found throughout. This particular P-51B Mustang, one of 51 produced, is powered by a supercharged 4.6-liter V8 engine backed by a 5-speed manual transmission. It has had one owner, has been a showpiece in a collection and is largely un-driven, with 467 actual miles. Window Stickers included with the car show a combined price of car and Roush P-51B package in excess of $68,000. Also included is the original purchase order from the dealership, Roush and Ford license plate, P-51 owner's guide supplement, Escort 9500ci Passport box, car cover and Roush tool kit. CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recalls opened on 05/27/2015: driver airbag inflator replacement; and 02/22/2017: passenger airbag inflator replacement.