Looking for a SSP Mustang
 

I'm looking for a CHP or FHP or a similar SSP Mustang. As I live in France it's slightly difficult for me to discuss with a seller.
Additionally, I have not (no more) an Ebay account, I fall out with them because of hackers problems, thru fault on Ebay part.
Thus if anybody attends to help me, I'll be thankfull .

Plenty to chose from.

TR1's '82 CHP I heard another member was in talks to buy it, not sure if it fell through or not. http://www.specialservicemustang.net...ead.php?t=1000

Matt B's '85 CHP He has sold some of the equipment. http://www.specialservicemustang.net...read.php?t=901

Paul's '89 FHP http://www.specialservicemustang.net...ead.php?t=1115

'84 FHP http://www.specialservicemustang.net...ead.php?t=1171 old thread before it was partially restored http://www.specialservicemustang.net...read.php?t=773

overpriced '93 CHP http://www.specialservicemustang.net...ead.php?t=1157

A few surface on the craigslist. But it's a little risky in your case.

How bout a 25,000 mile United States Fish and Wildlife service car?? Its not a two-tone marked unit, but beautiful none the less. http://public.fotki.com/1992chpb4c/1993-usfws-ssp-ford/

that would be me....and I am buying the car from TR... :)

It's a beautiful car, but is it for sale ? I only see pictures ...

Matt's car is very nice, but my budget is only $2500-3500, depending on the condition and the equipment. I must keep money for the shipping and import fees...:D

Its for sale, but its $15,000.00.

I'm peering on a FHP at Fort Lauderdale. Could I look to someone to contact the seller and go to see the car ?

Let me know what car and address, I will go for you. PM me

i am toying with letting my 91 FHP marked go. in your budget range.

will need repainted, but is a very solid rust free car.
pm if interested.

I got some problems with my project, the SSP Mustang was not homologated in France. If I want to get one, it must be 25 years old, to get a collection title. Therefor, I must find a '82 or '83 car ...:doh:
Jahred, I fall out with the Fort Lauderdale one, thanks. Here is the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...TQ:MOTORS:1123

good place to start, then in a few years get a 86 or so, then an 89.......

Not really, because next year the law will be modified: to get a collection title the car would be 30 years old ...

The 84 would not work for you? Just go a little slow on getting it there and it will be 25. Or does the amendment take place at the model year 1983 and stay there permanently ?

I am currently building a daily driver from an 84 to buck the 25 year emissions inspections that could potentially be reenacted here in FL. By the time I am done it will be 25 years old.

The 84 here in Ft. Lauderdale is a nice car but I cannot see him going for less than 4000. I know what he paid for it and considering the work he has done on the car he must be taking a loss on it already.

1984 + 25 = 2009. But the amendment takes place on january 1st 2009 ...
The guy at Ft Lauderdale says the reserve price is below 4000 ...