Right side

Other than those areas she's really solid!

If you blow up the pic the one on passenger side appears to be in a square box? Any way to tell for sure if they're Par 36's?

Does anyone have any info on what any of the holes in earlier pics were for or what type of lights are under bumper. It's been suggested they could be Par 36's...

PAR 36 is just a bulb size; not the brand or type of light. I have the original article and will take a look, but I'm guessing it won't be easy to figure it all out without talking to someone who worked there back then.

Ok thanks Mike! I did find a officers name that drove a 83 in a old article. I'm gonna call in a favor and see if he's still around and if we can make contact or not.

Wow, to find one of these is amazing enough but one as straight and rebuildable as this one? I'm blown away!! Congrats again Bobby!! :thumbsup:

Thanks Brad ,
I've been searching for one almost as long as the SSP bug bit me. Lol I'm by no means a four eyed guy but I just love the GSP's and this is the holy grail for them. I'm really blessed to have found this car and in no worse shape than its in. Eventually I'll have to add a 89 & 91 to the collection so I'll have all known years for the GSP. Then my collection will be complete! Unless I stumbled across a buildable Alabama DPS! :-0 gonna get in trouble with the misses soon... Lol

By the way Ford still has a parts distribution center on the corner of Middlebelt (address in the document you found) and Plymouth Road here in Livonia, MI. Depending on number of lights I hit, takes me about a 10 to 15 minute drive one way.

This car is so cool, so freaking cool. With as fast as you move, I know we are going to see it bright and shiny again soon. Thanks for contributing to saving so many of these wayward foxes :)

Kewl :-)

Thanks:-)
I love it what can I say...