1993 SSP

[28HopUp]

In an effort to keep the thread on-topic, this quote was taken directly from the eBay ad -

I have a beautiful 1993 Mustang SSP with 8,100 miles. It was rejected by the state of South Carolina due to a budget cut. A handfull of these notches were left at the dealerships and then sold to the public. This is one of them! Never in service with the complete ssp package! No stories, this is the real deal !

To me, it's the stories of these car while in-service that give the SSP's their unique character and value. Although this car is a fine original example of a Fox Mustang, it has no story to tell.

[FHP813]

AMEN Brother!!!

[Charlie]

As I thought, no one is going to pay his rip-off price. 20K is very fair offer, a real seller would be pleased, this shows that they are not interested in selling anyway.

[NoDrama43]

20k is a fair price for what the car is. IMO

[jarhed123]

He wount sell for 20K because he bought it for 27K. I can double check this information later but if my memory serves me right, that was the last sell price.

[Charlie]

Originally Posted by jarhed123

He wount sell for 20K because he bought it for 27K. I can double check this information later but if my memory serves me right, that was the last sell price.

"a fool and his money......"

[jarhed123]

As I see it, a SSP that was never in service and never titled by a state or department it's could never be sold as a SSP from any particular state agency or department. It is a Bastard SSP and should be no different (In price) than a civilian coupe.

[ImEvil1]

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Someone is holding it.

[FHP813]

Bad bag to be left holding...

[jarhed123]

Back in Nov of 2007 the same seller had the bidding up to $27,766.00 when the auction ended with reserve not met. The auction number was 150179424922