Tough decision has been made
 

Due to being unemployed since March 1st, I've decided to run my 1986 GSP (clone) through a local collector car auction this Saturday. The car was about 90% done when I got and I've had fun the last 2-1/2 years finding the missing parts and finishing it. I know many of you thought it should be redone back to CSP specs, but that was not in the budget for me (maybe the new owner will do it). If it meets reserve and sells, I'll post some parts for sale (like 4 uncracked Gatrorbacks in very good condition, 1986 steering wheel, 1986 gray SSP passenger seat, 1986 gray backseat bottom, 1986 stock air box, 4 NOS chrome Escort center caps, and other parts I can't recall). Being a longtime 1986 Mustang fan it pains me to have let the ultimate collectible 1986 Mustang find a new stable. Wish me luck,
Bob

http://www.midamericaauctions.com/sh...ehicleID=19295

Good luck with the sale.

Bob - That's a pretty cool color combo...hope it works out for you.

Bob,
Best of luck on the sale , sweet looking car!

Hec
ssp91ssp

Looks great, If you sell the jeep I would like to know. Good luck with it

Thanks.
Will do.

Best of luck with the sale!

I love that Jeep too!

Is that a reserve type auction they run? If it doesn't sell will you be listing here? I'm at my limit on SSP's, but would think you'd have a good bit of interest from the forum members. :thumbsup:

It is a reserve auction. If it does not sell, I'll probably take it to some local Ford shows to sell or maybe have it in the MECUM auction which comes here next month. The car was offered on the 2 SSP sites by the previous owner before I got it and it was met with a cool reception for being a clone made from a real SSP, so I don't know for sure if I will publically offer it to forum members. If there are any interested parties they can PM me.

I think it would look good as a Colorado car :-)