In an effort to keep the thread on-topic, ;) this quote was taken directly from the eBay ad -

To me, it's the stories of these car while in-service that give the SSP's their unique character and value. Although this car is a fine original example of a Fox Mustang, it has no story to tell.

AMEN Brother!!!:exactly:

As I thought, no one is going to pay his rip-off price. 20K is very fair offer, a real seller would be pleased, this shows that they are not interested in selling anyway.

20k is a fair price for what the car is. IMO

He wount sell for 20K because he bought it for 27K. I can double check this information later but if my memory serves me right, that was the last sell price.

"a fool and his money......"

As I see it, a SSP that was never in service and never titled by a state or department it's could never be sold as a SSP from any particular state agency or department. It is a Bastard SSP and should be no different (In price) than a civilian coupe.

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Someone is holding it.

http://www.dreamstime.com/hand-holdi...humb461040.jpg Bad bag to be left holding...:sorry:

Back in Nov of 2007 the same seller had the bidding up to $27,766.00 when the auction ended with reserve not met. The auction number was 150179424922