Recently a rare horse was found running wild on the streets of Miami Florida. One of eleven and the only silver example of its kind in existence, meet Robra, a 2004 ROUSH limited edition Mustang Cobra. A collectors dream, this ride is currently in the possession of Shauna Davis an avid Mustang enthusiast.

A true gearhead chic Shauna is the all-around American car girl. Not only does this chic throw down on the track, but she is a trained Ford Tech as well. Hitting the show scene at an early age with her father, Shauna gained a love for cars which eventually evolved into a deep loyalty to Mustangs.

A unique blend of two great icons her ’04 ROUSH Cobra began life as a Terminator Cobra and was then equipped by ROUSH their body kit, side exhaust, and ROUSH silver trim in the cabin.   

Improving performance on and off track Shauna added a Steeda cold air intake, along with a ported Easton M112 blower, Accufab throttle body complete induction picture. Riechard Racing pullies on the blower and crank increase boost pressure to 17-18 pounds on a normal day and on a cool day up to 19. Keeping the blower belt in place is a Riechard Racing manual belt tensioner with spring assist. A Metco 3.2 alternator underdrive pulley was added to the setup as well.

Changes to the exhaust system to give the ride a mean grumble with  Spintech side exit mufflers and a MAC Pro-Chamber midpipe. With tune and dyno by Coastal Dyno this ride’s horsepower has now improved to around 535 hp.

Moving into the cabin Shauna installed a polished ROUSH shift handle, an Auto Meter steering column pod with phantom boost gauge, ROUSH trunk mounted tool kit/box signed by Jack Roush, a Kenwood DVD/XM in dash 7″ screen receiver and a custom drilled shift knob for nitrous purge.

Finishing off the exterior Shauna installed a VIS carbon fiber four-inch cowl hood with custom grill, a Phantom 2 fuel pressure gauge, a Lethal performance TOB retainer sleeve and a Maximum Motorsports chrome tower brace enhancing cornering abuility.

This the lastest ride featured as part of Mustang Madness from our friends at Rate My Ridez. What further changes would you make to this rare horse?