1993 Winterpark Florida SSP, 72K miles!!!

[FHP813]

I see pictures now. Awesome car!!!

[Winterpark SSP]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the comments! I don't plan on EVER leaving the forum regardless if I own an SSP or not... SORRY! Anyway, everytime I review the list of items I completed and look at the "finished" product pictures it is certainly with mixed emotion to say the least. This is why I am in no rush. If it happens it happens, if not I have a great car.

The reasoning for the possible sale: I am looking to purchase a 1987 Buick GNX with 7K original miles:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Buick...1%7C240%3A1318

I plan on also selling my 1987 Grand national with 862 original miles to make room, if you know of anyone whom is interested. I will list the GN soon on Autotrader and Ebay. The Grand National should "fetch" about $45,000.00 in a good market, thus I am figuring about $42,000.00 in this market.

Thats the "story"

[Winterpark SSP]

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[Charlie]

Top shelf cars you have there. We drool in unison. I think you should hold long term, My 2cs, Best of luck regardless. Charlie

[FlyinTiger]

Good luck with selling both. It's tough to give up such perfect cars, but a 7K mile GNX is priceless. I know it has to be approaching a 6 digit car, now.

[FHP#1357]

I bet the Winter Park Staff are eating thier heart out, Beatufully Done. I was at the Turkey Rod Run a couple weeks ago and at the auction in the track, a 30k mile 86 GN Buick went for 13k? and it was in mint shape. The Auctioneers were bitching about all the low prices and commenting who they were getting double a month or two ago. There are also alot of people suffering from Barett-Jacksonitis out there, Good Luck on the GNX, that is the one car I would sell my SSP for

[ImEvil1]

VERY nice, and glad to hear you'll be sticking around. Whoever buys your SSP will be very happy with it.

[Winterpark SSP]

Originally Posted by FHP#1357

I bet the Winter Park Staff are eating thier heart out, Beatufully Done. I was at the Turkey Rod Run a couple weeks ago and at the auction in the track, a 30k mile 86 GN Buick went for 13k? and it was in mint shape. The Auctioneers were bitching about all the low prices and commenting who they were getting double a month or two ago. There are also alot of people suffering from Barett-Jacksonitis out there, Good Luck on the GNX, that is the one car I would sell my SSP for

The 1986 Grand National's do not bring much money, the 1987 production year holds all the value. I would say a 1986 GN with 30K on the clock should go for $17K-$19K full retail. An astroroof (power sunroof) car are the rarest followed by the hardtop then T-Top cars. Thanks for you input!

[Winterpark SSP]

Here are the last two in the immediate collection. I am glad no one has "hung" me yet as they are also GM products, but I believe car lovers can appreciate their rarity.

#1) 1990 Camaro "1LE" ; 10K original miles ("1LE" Factory race option, needed an SCCA license to order. The last year of the "IROC" and only 64 1LE's were produced. Out of the 64 produced 28 are the 5.7 liter versus 5.0 liter, which is what I own. This is a one of one with CA emmisions. Known as the future "COPO" Camaro)

http://ve3eie.ncf.ca/1le_history.html

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#2) 1989 Trans Am Pace Car; 2,900 original miles (Powered by Buick "Grand National" motor and "GNX" intercooler with the factory 1LE race package. A total of 1555 cars produced. First car that did not have to be mechanically modified in anyway to pace the Indy 500. This is a "festival car" complete with Indy 500 plate from Indiana motor vehicles)

http://www.turbotransam.com/forums/index.php

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I promise there will be no more chat on my car "madness"

[FHP#1118]

That Buick has Barret Jackson material written all over it! some GN guy would loads of money in that arena would probably pay 60K for it. Beautiful job on your SSP, too nice to drive! LOL!