I wouldn't do a thing to that interior, wouldn't even have the seat fixed. Of course the radio would go, but the seat rip is what it might have had inservice from the officers gun. Left handed officers drove two of my crown vics, leaving big chunks in the seat material.

What ever you can see that was from police service, it's a good thing! :)

Look over in the upper left corner. WSP had Firebirds/Trans-Ams??

They sure did! 3 I believe. Alaska had originally purchased the cars and when they found the cars did not work to well in the winter, WSP bought them (along with a Pontiac Lemans) and shipped them down south where they served here up until the early 80s. We know of only 1 left out there in private hands - still has the white paint job.

I was curious about the status of this SSP, so I sent a note to the seller. Ray said that he sold the car to a guy from Las Vegas, who flew in and drove the car home. After he got back, the buyer told Ray that it is his favorite Mustang. Hope we see it again... :)

Ray was a nice fella. I spoke with him, too. Clean car. Hope the buyer surfaces and says hi. :)

Hi.
Ray was a super cool, honest guy. I still have the car. Still my favorite.

Welcome to the site.

very cool car. welcome.

Yep, really cool car. Congrats!

Thanks. I will post pics as it gets restored. Its just been basic maintenance type stuff up until now.