NOS par 36 bulbs in the Whelen housings...

regristration sav oct 10
 

got registered today bobby

:dancinguy: :dancinguy: :dancinguy:


We're going to have a strong GSP presence at Savannah :2thumbs:

Sooooooooo close to being finished. Looking great! :thumbsup:

Exhaust is done...

Sorry no pic yet :rolleyes:

:)

Well today was a very good day for GSP 1235!
Gregg was feeling much better and was able to help get her almost finished today. Very very little is left. She will be finished on schedule will post up pics tomorrow unless Gregg post some up today ...
This is not a concours show car, but she looks awesome with what we had to work with

BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT CONTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY !!!

Bill,
If you don't mind you can go ahead and mark all items as donated now.
Thanks,
Bobby

Staying the Course
 

Yesterday we continued to work down our list of things to do on the car. Special thanks to Bobby's son Matt, he really got a LOT accomplished. Many thanks to my wife as well as she provided parts cleaning and prep which saved us valuable time. See what a little cheese & wine will do. Bobby had the wrenches smoking as well. As for me, I took all morning to do a 20 minute job of swapping out the instrument bezel and lens. You do the best you can when you are a Geezer.

Great job gents with everything!

Determination & Dedication
 

"You would dare ask if I am on schedule?" This man is on a mission, trust me.:yes:

Looks more like I'm sitting down on the job !!!:eek:
:whistlin: :biggrinjester:

Nice work gentlemen! Bobby, I updated the listing in the first post..

Financial Responsibility
 

For those members who made cash donations to the GSP Project: As of today all funds received have been expended on the project. I understand that each of the donors will be attending the Savannah show. I will have available (at the show) a listing of the expenses for your review if you so desire.

Many thanks for those donations and also to everyone else that donated parts and services. This was truly a "TEAM" effort. Please come and see the car if you can. I know you will be pleased. See you in Savannah!!! :thumbsup:

:2thumbs:

I'm sure going to miss this car... It has been a big part of my daily life for a year now:(

GSP'S
 

Said it before but such beautiful cars. Looks amazing great job to all involved..

+1.

Thanks guys,
I feel like I'm sending my kid off to college ( only this ones never going to return) :thumbsdown:

Good thing is: We didn't spend near as much on it as a kid in college.:)

It looks fantastic! Great job guys!:2thumbs:

What a great job you guys did.

Thank for the complements guys:2thumbs: ...

Today is my last day to go over the car :eek:

Man time flies when your having fun;)

I will try to post up some pics this afternoon/evening...

Gregg and I will definitely get plenty tomorrow :D

ATTENTION ALL UNITS... ATTENTION ALL UNITS WE HAV E A 10 99 White male 40 ish blue and gray Gsp mustang tag # 91...


:biggrinjester:

Just kidding :D


Nice group shot...

Great pics!

Great job! Car looks amazing.

Thanks Mike and Jonathon!!!


It was a great day today!!!
The reception from GSP was beyond words... These guys are top notch in my book !!! We not only met but far exceeded their expectations... They cannot wait to start taking her to car shows. After Savannah they plan to take it to the "Moonshine Festival" at the end of October:2thumbs:

More pics to follow soon...

Happy! Happy! Happy!
 

Can you say "Another Satisfied Customer" ? I know you can!!!!

Lt. Don Stultz who drove this car for 10 years was beyond Happy to see his former ride return home.

That smile was worth every effort expended on this project. His expression of appreciation was "It looks better now than it did when I got it new":)

:2thumbs:

+1.

Bobby and Gregg,

congrats on not only doing a great job on the car, but for the positive effect it will obviously have for other SSP enthusiasts in the future. A project like this is the type of event that will go a long way to reinforce the image we want to portray. I know it was alot of hard work with many people contributing. Thanks go to everyone that contributed but especially to the two of you for taking on the project and representing us all.

My thoughts exactly!! :thumbsup:

Thanks for the kind words Jim,
To quote both Lt Don Stultz and Fleet Manager Jim Bigler " You guys have made the blue and gray (the GSP) very proud." The Colonel and Lt Colonel were admiring the car when we left... Our goal was to hopefully put the negative images from YouTube and the past out of their minds and instill a new positive more professional one there. It sickens me when I goggle GSP Mustang (as I often do) and that video comes up with who ever it is is hanging out the window of a fully marked GSP with a beer in hand acting like he was. Not a positive image for our hobby...

Anyway I hope more good things happen and let's try to avoid the not so good. It is and has always been about the cars... So let's focus on the cars
;)

I can't wait until Savannah !!!

Arriving at HQ ...

Lt Kevin Rexroat checking it out, with Jim Bilger...
Quote "Man these cars are a tighter fit than I remember" Lol

Some pretty excited GSP officials ...

A very moved Don Stultz...

One of many that I have seen over the past 18 years that I have been involved with these cars. The truth of the matter is that if someone in a marked police car acts like an idiot, it not only reflects poorly on emergency vehicle hobbyists but also law enforcement as a whole. Like with most situations it only takes one "oh s**t to screw up 10 attaboys. Hopefully the "91 project" will keep the good ju-ju around for awhile.

Thanks Jim, it has been a great honor and delight to be involved with this project. The GSP folks were so appreciative and wanted that message conveyed to all who supported this effort. Without that support this project would still be setting outside under a tree with four flat tires. My personal thanks go out to everyone that helped on this one.:2thumbs:

The internal contest of who is first to get the car for display is underway. It's almost like five or six kids with a new special toy.:)
All the troopers we saw realize this car is a tangible piece of the GSP history and they just can't wait to share it at every opportunity.

P.S. They still wont let me take it to the drag strip.