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Welcome to the site Mike!!!

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Originally Posted by SSPdeputy (Post 6696)

Bernie, I did not forget..I was not happy with the way the front bumper came out so It is back at the shop to get it done right this time I hope...Hope to have it back by Friday...Louie

No problemo Brother.;)

thanks all, hope to see some of you guys at the mustang round up this summer in bellevue wa, had several ssp's last year. Need many many more.

Hey Guys,

A little late on my introduction but here it goes. This is the first Mustang I have owned but have been allured to them since my friends father owned a new '86 GT in highschool! I don't think there is ANYTHING manufactured that sounds better than a Mustang with long tube headers and flowmasters, period.

As for my personal backround, I jave been car crazy since I was potty trained (maybe before). I in the last 15 years alone I have owned at least 30 cars from 911 Turbo's, ZO6 Corvettes, M3's, Viper's, Z's etc. I am also a car collector and the SSP was an obvious choice to add to the collection. I will post pics as I have been taking them along the way as I have been performing much work.

As for employment, I work for Johnson & Johnson as an Oncology Specialist in Connecticut. I have been in the pharmaceutical arena for 15 years specializing in cardiology, neuroscience, intensive care, oncology to name a few.

I perform all the work on my cars myself with the exception of paint/body work and some electrical. My garage has about everything you need including a lift.

I am excited to be an active member and look forward to meeting all of you at some point in the future . Thanks for all your input thus far.

Welcome Guys.:welcome:

Barry- Awesome car that probably lived a very plush life. I lived one town over from Winter Park, a small, extremely upscale lakefront area. Very cool car, welcome.

The car still has it's original paint and after wet-sanding it with 2000 grit paper and hi speed buffing, the finish is absolutely perfect.
I will have bumper covers and moldings painted (already removed from car) original Winterpark decals applied and we should be on the home stretch.

Thanks for the compliment.:)

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Originally Posted by Winterpark SSP (Post 6755)

I'm sure it's going to look great when it's done.

Hello everybody !
Newbie from France. I own a '67 Mustang (nobody is perfect ...) but I've a project: to buy or built a 82-86 CHP Mustang. Maybe it's only a crazy dream, I come here to get some informations.
I'll surely ask stupid questions here, be forgiving for me and my poor english...

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Originally Posted by rouge67 (Post 7270)

Welcome. No big deal about the poor english.

Check out the CHP resto doc, SSP history and FAQ.