• Seller: David B rill (Contact)
• Location: Wallingford, Connecticut
• Mileage: 6,793 Shown
• Chassis #: 1FAFP42X61F250595
• Title Status: Clean
• Engine: 4.6-Liter SOHC V8
• Transmission: 5-Speed Tremac Manual

If you’ve been waiting for a New Edge Mustang GT that still feels factory fresh, this Barn Finds Exclusive might be the one that finally checks every box. Offered as a classified listing and showing just 6,793 actual miles, this 2001 Ford Mustang GT has lived a remarkably gentle life in the hands of just two owners, both of whom treated it like a long-term collectible rather than a daily driver. It’s located in Wallingford, Connecticut, carries a clean title, and comes finished in factory Zinc Yellow over a leather sport interior.

The story of this Mustang’s preservation is a big part of what makes it special. The original owner purchased it new at Bob Thomas Ford in Hamden, CT, and during his 20 years of ownership, he accumulated only about 5,000 miles. According to the seller, the car was kept in a climate-controlled garage, never saw rain, and had yearly oil changes through 2009. After that, mileage dropped even further—less than 1,000 miles were added between 2009 and 2019. When the owner traded it in (after becoming smitten with the new Supra), Toyota of Wallingford performed a full checkover, changed the oil, and installed new Dunlop tires.

The second and current owner purchased the Mustang in 2019 and continued the tradition of gentle use. Though his garage wasn’t climate-controlled, the car lived inside, came out only on nice days, and gained roughly 1,500 miles over the last six years. Oil changes were handled by the owner, and two tasteful upgrades were added: a cold air intake and a Magna-Flow stainless exhaust with a crossover tube. The result is a GT that’s still stock in spirit but benefits from a little added rumble.

Under the hood sits the 4.6L SOHC V8, factory-rated at 260 horsepower and 302 lb-ft of torque, paired to a Tremec 5-speed manual and a 3.27:1 limited-slip 8.8 rear end. Inside, the Mach 460 audio system, leather sport seating, power conveniences, and fold-down rear seats remain in immaculate condition with only minimal wear visible on the driver’s bolster. The exterior presents the same way—clean, glossy, and free of noticeable flaws. Even the undercarriage still shows its original markings, with only the expected light surface rust on a couple of bare-metal components.

As the seller notes, these cars aren’t rare—but finding one this well-preserved certainly is. With mileage this low, documented care, and condition that borders on showroom, the asking price is $25,000.

If you have questions, want additional photos or video, or would like to schedule an in-person viewing or make an offer, the seller welcomes contact. For someone who wants a nearly new 2001 Mustang GT without shopping museum collections, this might be the best opportunity you’ll find.