One of only 32 copies.
Do you dream of owning an former police car? This rare 1989 Ford Mustang SP police car, which is one of 32 produced, will now be available for auction by Mecum. This is not a regular police car. It is a V8 Royal Canadian Mounted Patrol car. One of four in Saskatchewan. It has a five speed manual transmission instead of the popular automatic transmission, which makes it even more uniquen As Silodromeb According to reports, the Mustang SSP is most well-known for its role as a chase vehicle for Lockheed U-2 spy aircraft. Some other notable uses include police departments Across the United States and Canada, FBI and DEA are available. This particular example comes with a service-ready radio, sirens and lights, as well as a two-tone, blue-and-white interior. Although we don’t have the exact mileage, the photos show that it is in near perfect condition. The 5.0-liter V8 engine bay photos show no visible leaks or rust.
The Fox Body Mustang SSP series was a modified Mustang 5.0 with an engine oil cooler, silicone radiator hoses and reinforced floor pans. It also included a full-size spare wheel. These cars also had a certified calibrated speedometer, which could be used to prosecute speeding motorists, as Silodrome reports.
Ford is estimated to have produced around 15,000 Mustang SSP units. This extremely rare and mint example will go up for auction in May. However, there is no estimate of the price. The car was used by Corporal Brad Popowich and comes with in-service photos.