Roush Couple questions from a perspective buyer

First of all, don't rely on eBay for determining a sales price. Use the NADA Used Car Price website for Collector/Exotic car prices. They recognize Saleens as unique vehicles.

77,000 miles for a 6 year old car is not out of the ordinary as that equates to approximately 12,800 miles per year. Obviously this particular Saleen was purchased with the intent of driving it every day instead of being a garage queen.

Maintenance of a Saleen is no different than a Mustang GT unless it is a supercharged model. Saleen probably recommends different maintenance schedules for those models so equipped.

A real Saleen has 3 distinguishing markings; the serialization plate on the dashboard, the serialization # on the front bumper cover underneath the left headlight & most importantly, the serialization plate riveted to the firewall in the engine compartment. Unfortunately all of these markings can be faked so the only way to be certain is to contact Team Saleen & provide them with the FoMoCo VIN so they can cross-reference it with their production files. If your VIN matches one of the Mustangs converted by Saleen & the serial # assigned to it by Saleen matches the # on the car, then you're in luck.

Sorry, double post.

If the correct number is 00-281, it's a coupe that came with the Saleen floor mats, 3.55 gears, chrome wheels (but not the 10" rear wheel upgrade), traction-control and an option marked as FLeather which I'm guessing is the Ford leather seats? The last 3 of the VIN should be 829 and the original owner was M. Oriani in Georgia, at least according to the Saleen Book.