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Of course. I really hope it hasnt ended up wrecked or in a museum somewhere.

I also remember driving from WA down here to MO to visit family in the 90's. We would go through Montana on purpose because back then the interstate hwys in that state had no speed limit. My mom would take pics of the speedometer as we went :D

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Originally Posted by awaite85 (Post 57054)

Hi all :)

My name is Adam Waite. This exact SSP was my father's car from 1991 to 2011.

We bought it in Seattle in 1991, lived in Wentachee until 1999,then moving down here to Mid MO.

I felt like I had seen a family for the 1st time in years when I saw the pics on the 1st post. The rims and the yellow scrape on the back gave it away.

My dad won several drag racing trophies in the 90's at Seattle drag strip in this car. He would change the back tires to slicks and take the back seat out for weight reduction.

This was the very 1st car I drove when I was 15 years old on the back roads outside of Stover, MO.

He sold it in 2011 when he got a new Stang. I started hunting it down a couple weeks ago, which has led me here. I had heard it was in a SSP museum that restore's it to specs of when it was a State Patrol car. I hope this isn't true.

It is a very special car in my family. I still can't believe I found some pics of it, even if they are from 2013.

Very small world. Such a cool story.

I know it's not much help, but it's a lead:

https://forums.corral.net/forums/mus...-1988-ssp.html

From a moderator on Corral:

Contact Mustang Museum of America in Odenville Alabama. Sounds like a car they would buy for their Museum.

I will look into it. Dang.

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Originally Posted by psu (Post 57128)

From a moderator on Corral:

Contact Mustang Museum of America in Odenville Alabama. Sounds like a car they would buy for their Museum.

I can't say I am familiar with this particular car. Our WSP is an '87 we purchased from Ryan (aka Rhino). I'm confident in saying we don't have this car in our collection.

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Originally Posted by Bullitt1609 (Post 57146)

I can't say I am familiar with this particular car. Our WSP is an '87 we purchased from Ryan (aka Rhino). I'm confident in saying we don't have this car in our collection.

Alright. Thank you for your response.

The hunt continues. I would love to get this car back in the family.

Found it. Its in Pennsylvania. Its in great shape. Has had stuff done to it. Owner said he would consider selling it.