In the market...

[MOstang]

Welcome to the forum.

[fallon312]

Welcome, this is a great group of people.

[ImEvil1]

Welcome to the site.

[28HopUp]

Welcome to the madness! Do you have any preference on agency? What about condition? I see you are looking for a project, but that description still leaves the field pretty open...

[NY04350]

Originally Posted by 28HopUp

Welcome to the madness! Do you have any preference on agency? What about condition? I see you are looking for a project, but that description still leaves the field pretty open...

Thanks for the welcomes.
I don't have a definite preference yet, but I'm leaning towards an older NYSP car. I've done two already, both were sold to retired Troopers. But I'm open to other possibilities. I'm in a good position, I'll consider just about anything and I'm in no rush.

[mac88chp]

Welcome to the clubhouse! I think you'll find an SSP project most satisfying. The biggest difference between one of these and a more traditional police car restoration is that being a Mustang, it will have some pretty wide appeal over a fairly wider age group too. That and you can afford to sink a bit more money into them as the values of the best finished units will support a bigger budget.

[1jerryl]

Michael,


No mention of a certain CHP car for sale???? I may have to find a new salesman.....lol....



Jerry
91 X-CHP #8990 (For Sale)
90 X-NCSHP Caprice
77 Nova 9C1
83 Malibu 9C1 (Coming Soon)

Originally Posted by mac88chp

Welcome to the clubhouse! I think you'll find an SSP project most satisfying. The biggest difference between one of these and a more traditional police car restoration is that being a Mustang, it will have some pretty wide appeal over a fairly wider age group too. That and you can afford to sink a bit more money into them as the values of the best finished units will support a bigger budget.