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1989 SSP in (Habersham) GSP ???

Quoting the CL ad for posterity -

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1989 Mustang SSP - $8500 (Habersham)
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Date: 2011-04-02, 6:40PM EDT
Reply to: sale-3wpy7-2301868202@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

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I have a 1989 Mustang Coupe former Georgia State Patrol car. My car is all factory. The DSO # is 21-0152. I was told the car was an undercover car. The car still has the roll bar,strobes, and sirens. It has 151,000 miles showing on the car. After a lot of emails from folks on value, my car could be worth from $7500 to $15000 depending on quality. The car is paid for and sits in my basement 95% of the time.I may consider parcel trade for a little truck. If any one needs more information on the car please emial me. I DON'T NEED HELP SELLING THE CAR.
thanks Dan

•Location: Habersham
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That's a nice lookin' SSP. Wish he had included an underhood picture to see if the gray was a paint-over or not.

I e-mailed him and asked for interior and under hood photos

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Originally Posted by 28HopUp (Post 24606)

Quoting the CL ad for posterity -

That's a nice lookin' SSP. Wish he had included an underhood picture to see if the gray was a paint-over or not.

Looks like the paint code visible on the door tag (1D), so it's probably a factory solid color car.

Undercover? Love how tons of people with UNMARKED cars refer to them as that. :)

Interesting that it has the "strobes and siren" still intact. So did Georgia use something like this? I remember seeing this style of "undercover" or low profile car used in South Carolina when I would be traversing the state back then.