1991 Unmarked SSP for sale
 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1991-Ford-Mu...odometer-check

On ebay. No, I am not the seller or connected in any way.
Photos look nice. Seems to be all there.

Insane deal.

Gary in Canada did a fantastic job restoring the car. I am one of many previous owners and I can attest to the quality of the car when I owned it. Anything under 12k for this car and you are getting a smoking deal.

The next consecutive VIN Santa Clara car is also for sale on FB. Below is a screenshot from the SSP Foxbody Mustangs page. The seller's name is Andrew Vogt, but no phone number or email is listed. I will be adding this one to the VIN Project. ;)

I agree it is a very good looking car from the photos. Just don't know how old they are.
The only real problem I see is the "Mileage Thing". When did the Million Mile ODO start?
and;
Why do the owners seem to change so quick. Some of them just two years.
Is there something else wrong, that nobody is talking about?

I like it. It's just the mileage snafu.

Some of these cars have been sold back and forth between people so many times it will make your head spin. I can understand your initial hesitation since the car is being resold after it was purchased by this seller only a couple of years ago (EDIT#1: I am trusting my memory with that statement). One of the reasons I purchased my PCSD car instead of another extremely nice SSP is because my car's ownership history is not as long.

That being said, I think this particular SSP is quite nice given what I have read (EDIT#2: I have not seen the car in person)

I owned the car, the stated miles are original, the title screw up is legit. The car is as nice an SSP as there is out there.

not much else to say....when I had it the paint was perfect....lazer straight.

I sold the car because at the end of the day I did not want all my aero cars to be solid color and automatics. People have their reasons but usually it is a lack of interest. It is a beautiful blue notchback that used to be owned by a County government in CA. It was never used for "real" patrol/police use and this car in particular was a "pool" car that was used by numerous folks when their assigned cars were down for maintenance etc. I know this because I had several long conversations with the Santa Clara County fleet manager about the car.

I am just glad that some numbnutz hasn't put black wheels on it and a bunch of LED red and blue lights in the car. lol

the car is sold...first looker was first buyer at my asking price and cash no less. it was a really nice car and i hated to see it go!

Congrats on the sale! :)

Congratulations. Someone got a great car.