Marti Deluxe for FHP 1422
 

Here it is. Looks like 316 special paint cars total for '85.

The guys at FEP took up a collection and had Marti do research on t-top cars. I think we could do the same for production numbers on the SSPs, since it's listed in the options on this report.

Very cool Mike, I can't wait until the aero car Marti reports become available. fingers are crossed.

Radio delete...very interesting.

yeh....I need the NOS one back..... :) The 2.73 axle ratio is also a little weird. Most were 3.08 for the manual trans.

very very cool stuff. I have the report ordered for the 85 texas car. I will be ordering one for all of them after seeing the content that is included.

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I don't think it will tell us how many ssp cars total since there were probably some built without "special paint" code??

I ain't buying it. :)

316 is the number of special paint cars total. However, since "special service" is listed in the options, regardless of paint code, we could get a total production figure for each year through '86.

after seeing yours I checked my email and found this for my 1985. I will be ordering Marti Deluxe reports for all the four-eyed cars. I did not know the DSO number for this car until now. :) Only 19 cars for the year with special paint and regatta blue interior??

Yes, it seems you should be able to research SSP production. All it takes is an inquiry through the Marti Auto website. Would have to figure out how much detail you want and then ask if it can be done. They will give you an hourly rate for research and an estimate of about how many hours they expect is required.

Research into how many SSPs made each year should be reasonably priced.

Thank you, for sharing your Deluxe Reports.

Got mine ordered.

I'm curious what the Marti Report folks would need to go through to run some type of report like this. Judging by the various posts and concerns of the labor hours and therefore cost involved, I wonder is it a manual process to do these "searches and analysis"? I would have thought if all was computerized you could so some relatively easy searches, but I'm thinking it must be more complicated.