1987 FHP 1564
 

In service pictures recovered from Tallahassee....


no dashmasters on the rear deck

has ventshades

single tier micor

K-55 with front antenna only

JSS box

outboard take downs and alley lights

no antenna farm on rear deck lid.

simple and efficient....... :)

another pic
 

here is another

some more to look at
 

taken at the Ford dealership after a crash on 07/22/89 at 10:50 AM

unit 1564 driven by Trooper David Wheeler.

very minor damage, a scuff on the front bumper and removal of front license plate bracket.

Mike feel free to add these to the inservice pic section if you please.

Great pics.

Nice Nice !!! That IS a simple setup on that FHP!
thanks for posting pics.

always enjoy seeing in-service pics.

Thanks for sharing Jim!!!

That answers several questions for me as I dig into my 87 FHP resto.

That's how 99.9% of the FHP cars were run in-service. ;)

Ohhhhhhh, I took Jim's equip comments as it being a particular setup on that FHP... My BAD! ;) still learning..

No worries.....we are ALL still learning. :)

There are so many "overdone restorations" out there that it's refreshing to see one look like it's supposed to.

You should have seen it the day we picked it up, not quite as clean and included some critters.:)

Those are great pictures Jim! In-service photos are sooooooo kewl!

Pure gold documentation Jim! Congrats on that find. :2thumbs:

yeh it is a reaaallll peach for sure... :)

thanks for helping me collect it Gregg.

Who did the first "resto"? ;)

wow! that's nice find, Jim! I found this FHP SSP near my old home and couldn't believe my eyes to see it mostly intact but was a mess from former owners and I'm very glad that Jim snagged it!

how's the process on this unit so far?

It has been washed and "de-miced".

ouch it's that bad?

it was then. I yanked the interior out and threw it away. I have a mint replacment tan interior and dash that will be refurbed and put back in someday.

I'm truly glad you snagged it, i knew you would take care of it as i couldn't back then due to financial issues and it was the right decision. looking forward for end results. :)

Great in-service pictures!