1982 CHP #0548 surfaces....

[86NeSSP]

Originally Posted by ImEvil1

I guess I never ran it enough to see...but that wouldn't surprise me.

Not worried it runs good but I am sure once it is in "REAL TIME" that is will run much better and be easier to pass emissions testing.

I am going to take care of this stuff this weekend.

Matt

[ImEvil1]

Still holding at $1000....

BTW, whoever wrote this:

Originally Posted by An eBay member

Q: Hi, great car. There is no website called sspmustang.com, however you can go to www.SpecialServiceMustang.net and read a great restoration document with many good pictures, specifically about the CHP mustang police cars. thanks and good luck.

A: Thanks Pete

Nice plug for the site! (although obvious)

[FHP813]

$4200!!!

[FlyinTiger]

It's great to see the '82's finally get some respect. Makes the one for sale around last November look like a $6000 car, but it couldn't sell for $1500. Overall, great for the SSP market.

[mac88chp]

Originally Posted by FlyinTiger

It's great to see the '82's finally get some respect. Makes the one for sale around last November look like a $6000 car, but it couldn't sell for $1500. Overall, great for the SSP market.

Great points. I too was shocked that the '82 from last year couldn't find a home at that $1,500 bargain price.

[AZSSP]

Hello,

The VIN sticker on this car was painted over with gray primer. Has anyone had this before? Any ideas on how to remove the primer without killing the VIN sticker?

Thanks
Bryan

1982 CHP
1990 Arizona DPS
1993 Santa Clara SO

[ImEvil1]

Bryan,

The sticker on my '83 DPS car was painted over. I used my fingernails (carefully) and just chipped off the paint. I know there's probably a better way, but that worked for me. The paint actually helped preserve the sticker.