FS: 89 turbo coupe

[jack90gt]

Thats nice.....Any hp or 1/4 times with it?

[draggin50]

[QUOTE=egbertnr;559689]
I am running it on a low boost(10psi) setting right now just for cruising around. Car was dynoed by the builder at 670rwhp on 16psi.

Here ya go.

[jack90gt]

haha duh sorry didnt see it.....

[egbertnr]

Work has been delayed, anyone want to make an offer on just the car as it sits, without any of the suspension?

[Stangman]

keep it!

[egbertnr]

Well Id like to and so would Philip my brother, but I just dont have the time, and having to deal with my other house right now and not getting it sold is kind of holding me up. If it sells I would be good to go, but dont want to risk putting money into a toy right now when I got other commitments.

[foxtrot]

And yes that is rare interior,Its called sand stone,Nice car GLWS......

[egbertnr]

Thanks for the compliments....sandstone....its way softer then that!

[CNTLOSE]

The interior color was very popular on the SSP's. All the marked FHP's had tan interior as did many SSP's in TX and other warmer states. But you do have a very nice looking tan interior which is rare. I know several people who would love to have that nice of OEM interior in their SSP's. Another thing making it a little rarer is the power options you have. Federal agency SSP's had power options but not too many others. I also know where the HCSO sister SSP to your car is. It was dark blue with blue interior...and let me tell you, yours is in much better shape.

Good luck with the sale and hopefully now that it is tax time you will find a buyer.

[egbertnr]

The interior color was very popular on the SSP's. All the marked FHP's had tan interior as did many SSP's in TX and other warmer states. But you do have a very nice looking tan interior which is rare. I know several people who would love to have that nice of OEM interior in their SSP's. Another thing making it a little rarer is the power options you have. Federal agency SSP's had power options but not too many others. I also know where the HCSO sister SSP to your car is. It was dark blue with blue interior...and let me tell you, yours is in much better shape.

Good luck with the sale and hopefully now that it is tax time you will find a buyer.

Thanks for the info..I never realized how popular the SSP cars were until I got this one, although its far from its days chasing cars, its more of a runner now! Often wonder if it would have any value as a roller and let someone restore the car to its original SSP state and then use another car for the performance...

[CNTLOSE]

Thanks for the info..I never realized how popular the SSP cars were until I got this one, although its far from its days chasing cars, its more of a runner now! Often wonder if it would have any value as a roller and let someone restore the car to its original SSP state and then use another car for the performance...

You can always find a buyer for an SSP roller...pending it still has some of the SSP specific items (Buck tags, Certified speedometer, etc...). SSP cars are one of the top rated collector cars to have of the fox body era. Only 15,000 were made in the 10 years they were produced. You figure all the ones wrecked, rotted, or turned into all out race cars you can see why the stock restored ones can bring in some big money.

I would say enjoy the car as is, if you ever want to get one to cut up then look for a regular coupe.

[egbertnr]

Have a had a few questions on combinations...Here is it

15,000 for everything including TKO600, Pro5.0 shifter, Clutch, and Bellhousing, Both wheels, and all the suspension parts.

11,500 for the car as is no other wheels or parts.

13,000 for car and suspension

[furiouslyfaster]

looks like your gonna have to keep it big bro

[egbertnr]

you say that and I have a deal pending...we will see Saturday

[egbertnr]

Well I thought I had a guy coming to pick this car up today but he was a no call no show....
I will update the picture link
Photobucket Link
http://s207.photobucket.com/albums/b...rbo%20Mustang/

[egbertnr]

Car is sold, on its way to NC, can close this one up, finally!