1991 CHP Lost to the Track

[28HopUp]

Found this one while looking for CHP Mustang pics online -

http://nssn.racingjunk.com/category/...ican-Iron.html

1991 Mustang Notchback NASA American Iron
Ad #1948465 Posted:2010-07-21 19:48:44
This ad expired 85 days ago.
$8,500.00



For sale is a 1991 Mustang Notchback ex-CHP car. It was built to compete in NASA American Iron. With some changes, it could be run in a number of different classes – that’s up to you. There is absolutely no rust on this car. I bought it directly from CA. It has never been in a race, only open track events.

The car was involved in an incident at Road America. Repairs are still needed to the trunk area of the car. There was no contact to or damage to the engine or drivetrain.

Over $20,000 was invested in the build of this car.
Fix it and put it back on the track or part it out.


Chassis
Roll Cage – DOM 1.75 x .134 tubing
Maximum Motorsports (MM) full length sub-frame connectors
MM Strut Tower Brace

Suspension
MM K-Member w/ brace
MM Front Control Arms (+95 w/ forward offset)
MM Torque-Arm
MM Panhard Bar
MM Coil-Over Kit (front & rear)
Bilstein race valved struts & shocks
H&R springs
MM Caster/Camber Plates
MM RR Rear Lower Control Arms
MM Adjustable Rear Sway Bar
MM Aluminum Steering Rack Bushings
MM Solid Steering Shaft
MM Bumpsteer Kit
MM Front Swaybar Relocation Kit
MM Front Swaybar Bushings
MM Front Swaybar Endlinks
Cobra front & rear brakes

Drivetrain
302 completely rebuilt in 2003 -- Dart Windsor Jr. Lite Aluminum heads & 1.6 rockers, Holley Systemax Intake, 70mm throttle body, 75mm mass air, 24lb injectors, MSD ignition, balancer, polished crank, Moroso road race oil pan, aluminum flywheel, Setrab oil cooler w/ AN lines, remote oil filter, BBK headers, x-pipe, Flowmasters w/ dumps.
Fewer than 8 open-track events since rebuild – never raced.
HD Ford Motorsports clutch, T-5 5 speed, aluminum driveshaft.
8.8 rear end w/ Auburn LSD & 3.73 gears.

Interior
“Nascar bars” on drivers side of cage
Two Corbeau Forza Seats (black cloth, one wide, one normal)
Wink 5 panel mirror
Autometer Guages
Brake Bias Control
Longacre switch panel allowing expansion
Window net


Car is located in Central WI

$8,500 (Orig $11,900 OBO)


Please let me know if you have any questions.
Please email for quickest response.

Email: toms93cobra (at) yahoo.com

[ABN2060]

He has been trying to sell that car for some time.

[CHP 3705]

I live in central Wis. Never seen or heard of this car. Doug

[CHP#2914]

I've seen that ad awhile back. To bad it was done to an SSP

[FHP813]

Poor car...

[CNTLOSE]

I remember though that was the thing to do back then. Buy a cheap Police Mustang and race it. My father and I autocrossed and did some IT racing in the 80's and 90's. They were cheap cars to take racing and looks did not matter. I hate to think of people doing it to them now, but back in the day they were just "old cop cars".

[mac88chp]

Originally Posted by CNTLOSE

I remember though that was the thing to do back then. Buy a cheap Police Mustang and race it. My father and I autocrossed and did some IT racing in the 80's and 90's. They were cheap cars to take racing and looks did not matter. I hate to think of people doing it to them now, but back in the day they were just "old cop cars".

You have it exactly correct. Over the years I've lost track of how many ex-CHP cars I've seen that were transformed to race before anybody cared about restoring them.

1989 ex-CHP spotted at Laguna Seca in '05:






It was just the thing to do back in the day but luckily there were enough of these cars so that a decent number survived to enjoy a kinder fate.

[mac88chp]

Unfortunately, sometimes some pretty rare SSPs fell into the racers hands. This example was one of very few that served with a small PD and would have been nice to have been saved and restored.

1988 ex-Morgan Hill (CA) PD spotted autocrossing in '01:


And again in '04:




I don't recall exactly how many mods were done to this one but believe it could be returned to stock with the proper amount of effort and funds. After I contacted the owner and got some background on his ride, he kindly donated the pristine passenger seat he had taken from this car to me and part of it lives on as the foam padding in my car's rebuilt drivers seat.