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Speaking of heater cores, does anyone have a recommendation?
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Dave 92 Nevada Highway Patrol SSP unit 141 region 1 Las Vegas |
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I found this one on the FMR website -
http://www.foxresto.com/1979-93-Must...-p/4479003.htm That's what I plan to order...
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Bill Jr. To everyone out there, wherever you are. Remember, the light at the end of the tunnel may be the police chasing you down in their own Mustang! |
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Can you still get Ford OEM? I hear the newer ones don't hold up as well as factory. And when you are putting in THAT much time to install a new one...kinda only want to do it once.
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That's what I was thinking. I'd like to go oem with that. Because once it's in, I don't want it to fail.
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Dave 92 Nevada Highway Patrol SSP unit 141 region 1 Las Vegas |
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I just put in a core in a 86 GT vert last week. They bought the core at Auto Zone and I cringed until I opened the box and saw it was a brass core and had the inlet restriction pre-installed. I usually recommend OEM but I was impressed by this new unit.
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1987 SSP JCPD Louisville KY Car 1010 1989 SSP FHP 1329 (Sold) 1991 SSP Santa Clara DA 91056 (Sold) |
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Thanks
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Dave 92 Nevada Highway Patrol SSP unit 141 region 1 Las Vegas |
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I bought NOS from Late Model Restoration, although it was a year ago. Not sure if they are still selling them now.
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Mike 1992 Michigan State Police SSP Mustang #5114 1993 Wisconsin State Patrol SSP Mustang 1993 Missouri State Highway Patrol SSP Mustang P641 http://members.fotki.com/MOstang/ |
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1,750 mile roadtrip complete!
I got to see two .NET members this week! I loaded a few parts in my F150 on Monday and drove to Ohio to see Jim/NoDrama. I enjoyed a quick dinner with them (THANK YOU!), and we dashed over to the barn to unload and load parts. I didn't hang around long, because I needed to be in Georgia to meet Bobby the next morning. After overnighting in Knoxville, I got to the body shop around mid-morning. I left him with two used hoods which should require less prep work than the one on the car currently. It was great to see Bobby again, albeit the visit was a short one.
I FINALLY got to see my new SSP! The car is coming along nicely, and it should be completed fairly soon. Attached are a few photos, including one of the nasty spray-foam under the decklid (a previous owner was trying to silence a rattle caused by the boom box in the trunk). Gentlemen, thank you for your time and assistance. This car is another example of SSP hobbyists coming together to help get an SSP back into circulation. |
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I also picked up the box of agency paraphernalia. Included were blank copies of the following items:
I also received the two in-service photos of a red traffic unit. |
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Good to see you again bill. Get that car ready for the Niagra show. 👍🏻
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Jim for the first time since 1998 there is only two left: 1984 Oregon SP unmarked 1986 Idaho SP |
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