This level vehicle separates the true collector from the redone car owner. If you want a piece of history, here it is. Cars like this are not offered everyday. No mystery here. Just not a give away item.

IMO, $18K isn't crazy money for your car, even with the economy the way it's been for a while. Since you hadn't listed a price, I thought you might be after a rediculous amount for the car. But that seems reasonable to my way of thinking. Good luck with the sale, and I hope it finds a deserving new owner.

Joe, I've never seen your car in person but from the photos and what I hear from those who have, I believe it's worth every penny of your asking. Good luck!

Thanks Michael. I think so too. I have another car I would like to get so that is my motivation. This is really a great car and if I don't sell it, it won't spoil my day. As they say, I have roots in the Texas car.

So Joe,

Anyone showing interest in this Beautiful "87??

Another +1 for this car, and Joe. Joe was the first SSP enthusiast I met in person after picking up my first 89 TX SSP when I lived in Michigan. The information and help he provided me was invaluable. Without all of his knowledge and his perfect example of a TX SSP there is no way I would have been able to correctly restore my 89 (it still was not as nice as his) The amount of documentation he has on this car is amazing.

As for Joe himself he has been a major influence on me and this hobby and is truly someone I respect. I hate to see the car change hands but I am sure it will stay in the family.

Just another photo,

One of my favorites, Joe's on the right

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/d...8bullitt/1.jpg

Great photo Aaron...thanks for posting.

Thank you Aaron. I appreciate your kind words. I am glad you are with us in the hobby! Bruce, some have shown interest but I still have it. :)

Car still wears last set of new gatorbacks it left the DPS with plus 5 NOS gatorbacks acquired over the years as part of the package.

showoff.... ;)