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1991 FHP on Wash/Balt CL

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/m...524543986.html

Quote:

91 mustang coupe ssp fhp fs/ft - $14500

I have for sale or trade an original 91 police interceptor mustang #726 special service vehicle, it is a Florida highway patrol car. It has 108xxx miles on it. The powertrain and paint were redone at 101xxx. The car is completely stock other then a steeda short throw shifter, 355 gears, rear disk brake conversion, off road mid pipe and mufflers, strut tower brace, frame rail connectors, k-member brace, rear lower control arms, lowering springs, caster camber plates, 5-way adjustable tokico shocks and struts, ford racing gauges, and aluminum drive shaft. the car is fun to drive and handles great , it's fairly quick. The car is in great condition. I do have documents about the car.the interior is in good condition. It is 1 of 385 ssp mustangs. Have clean title. Asking $14,500 or trade

email only - ptkq3-4524543986@sale.craigslist.org

I love how the seller says the car is completely stock except for the 14 mods made to the car. And no comment about the "1 of 385" claim. :rolleyes:

Wow, only 385 ssp's ever huh? My car's just skyrocketed in value!! :D

It Sold a month or two ago on eBay for 10k or so.
Was listed by previous owner who sold it via eBay on performanceautosport.com's website also.

Just verified what stubes said by comparing the pics saved from PAS. The VIN is 1FACP40E9MF141332 and it's already in the VIN Project (door tag included).

http://www.specialservicemustang.net...info141332.htm

This "completely stock, except for" 1991 FHP is back on eBay -

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang...US_Cars_Trucks

I wonder if he's dropped the reserve this time?

A real throw-back car. This is what people were routinely doing to SSPs back in the '80s and '90s when they were just "old police cars, a.k.a. cheap speed." As much as it's been "defiled", it looks like it has all the right stuff added to it to at least make it a great driver.

Except for the welded in items, it could be un-modded by a motivated party fairly easily.

I wonder why this guy wants to part with it so quickly, didn't he just buy it? There are a lot of mods on that car, and the paint looks average at best. I don't think he can even drive that in Md painted that way.