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Va 5.0 01-11-2015 01:11 AM

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I found an old pic online. The Saleen side skirts would explain why the rockers and sides were still painted black.

kapracing 01-11-2015 09:09 AM

Jack,
The cars came a long way!! Looking good :2thumbs:

chp1982 01-11-2015 01:31 PM

What a difference you've made. That poor car looked rough. Aside from the exhaust, what is next for it?

John10608 01-11-2015 02:35 PM

Jack,

The car is really looking nice ! Great work !
lol had to laugh at the old photo. I remember looking at this car when it was sitting. In fact I added the vin # for the VIN project on this site.

Where did you find that picture ? Yes it was a pile when I first saw it.
Then the one kid bought it, cleaned it up real nice and was driving it.
You know the rest of the story from there lol

Too long to type on here !! lolol

Glad that you are making it look nice again. Even I feel good seeing the improvements !!

Great job !
John

nighthawk756 01-11-2015 03:42 PM

Man, huge difference! Glad it's in the right hands finally!:2thumbs:

Va 5.0 01-12-2015 01:53 AM

John,

Jeff the guy in Medford had the old pictures posted on a Saleen site.

Next on the agenda is to do a compression check and see if the motor is good or needs a rebuild, I am putting a stock intake back on it, and then some body work and some paint. I can't decide black or maybe dark grey.

John10608 01-13-2015 01:24 PM

Yeah, Jeff is a good guy. If anyone needs fox body, saleen or SSP parts, he has about everything. He has a lot of cars and parts.
He's been trying to get rid of a lot of it though.

He has or had a couple Oregon SSP's in his yard also. Seems I got the vin #'s for the vin project for those as well.

Yeah, your car has come a LONG way ! really looking nice ! It fell into the right hands !!
Great job !

Va 5.0 10-24-2016 09:42 PM

Unfortunately, I ended up selling the 1988 CHP. After putting a lot of work into it, I sold it for less than what I had in it. I did replace it with a 1995 Cobra that I can drive. I liked that the Cobra was the last of the 5.0 Motors, had GT40 heads, with antilock disk brakes, airbags and working a/c.

28HopUp 10-25-2016 11:17 AM

Sorry to hear that, Jack. Post up some photos of your 95 Cobra when you get a chance. You can do that in the daily chat thread, if you'd like. We have a 94 Cobra that has been a great car for us (technically, it is our son's car - we only helped him a little with the in-house financing).

FlyinTiger 10-25-2016 01:05 PM

I had a '95 Cobra. It was a great driving car, just not one for the hot south. I quickly found out that the whole interior is held together by velcro, after the glue started to melt. Most comfortable Mustang I have owned.


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