What sounds more awesome than buying your very own turnkey race car? No building, no BS…just make sure the car fits your frame and go racing? That sounds good to us, so in the spirit of the Rough Start category, I went hunting for an already-prepared track weapon. For this, I ditched the budget limit, instead opting to find the best bang-for-the-buck deal that I could. There are plenty of awesome rides on eBay right now that would fit the car bill, including a GT-1 fourth-gen Camaro and a Trans Am-style late model Challenger that looked absolutely deadly, but both of those cars were pushing $70,000…not exactly a budget-wise decision, regardless of how cool owning either one would be. However, a little scrolling later turned up this gem, a 1994 Mustang body-in-white set up for SCCA’s American Sedan class that’s currently being offered for $10,000.

From the ad: 

For sale is a body in white, 1994 Mustang Cobra #94 SCCA American Sedan Racecar in fantastic condition.

This car has 3 hours on the engine, transmission and rear end.

The car was Raced and Built By Bob Hann in the SCCA American Sedan Classes.

It has:

• The “Bible” listing all the components, specifications, replacement parts and numbers, the SCCA Log, and all set ups for the car and tracks run.  CRUCIAL part of the car.
• The engine is a B50 squared bored 20 over with a Steve Zepeda custom Carburetor.  The intake is milled and mates to a set of original GT-40 Heads CC’d for 10.27 compression.1.60 ARP 7/16″ roller rockers, Isky Guide plates, J&E Custom Pistons, Lightened OEM F2 Rods, Steel 28 oz Scat Crankshaft zero balanced, Motorsport Balancer, Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch, Blueprinted Oil Pump, Custom Aviad oil pan, ARP main studs, Custom Camshaft, Dr Gas X-Pipe, MSD 6AL Ignition with and Accel Supercoil
• The Transmission is a T-5 with Cobra Gear Ratios, and a PRO 5.0 shifter
• The 9″ Rear End is a work of art:  31 Spline Detroit Locker (soft), Moser Axles, built by Pyle Brothers in Baytown TX
• Front Suspension: Lowered 2 3/4 inches, strut geometry has been improved.
• Rear Suspension: 3 link rear

This is the best way to get into or move up into road racing, as compared to building one from scratch.  To duplicate this car is over $50,000.

I also have a 28 foot enclosed trailer for sale for $9000 if needed