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The Mustang Special Service Package began as the Mustang Severe Service Package in 1982. In fact, the SSP Mustang was pioneered by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). When the CHP welcomed the Mustang into service, it had a four-barrel 5. 0L with a four-speed transmission in a compact two-door sedan package. A deal closer for the CHP was the Mustang's reliability and price--less than $7,000 per unit, making the Mustang an feasible value for California taxpayers. Of course, they soon came to dread seeing a CHP Mustang in their rearview mirror. The most significant improvements began for the '86, with steady development through the end of production in 1993. It's important to note that the SSP Mustangs weren't conceived using off-the-shelf parts. Many components were developed specifically for Special Service use, some finding their way into other heavy-duty applications outside the Mustang carline. When 5. 0L Mustangs received sequential electronic fuel injection for '86, so did SSP Mustangs. This made the 5. 0L H. O. even faster and more reliable. Not all Special Service Mustangs were stark creatures with taxicab interiors. Some had creature comforts such as power locks and windows, an AM/FM stereo, a tilt wheel, reclining seats, and more....

Relive the glory days of the mid 80's with this breathtaking example of Fords notorious, long lived - third generation Mustang that we all know as the 'Fox Body'. With such a huge cult following, the fox body has a big place on the map automotive history. One of Fords biggest and most popular successes, this generation spanned more than 15 years and for a good reason! If you didn't have a fox body yourself, you could almost guarantee you knew someone who did. They're not getting any easier to come across, especially in a condition like this! Diving into the 86 Mustang the first thing that catches your attention is the 'Moondust Silver' paint that gives it a sharp presence and looks great with it's famous 'Ford Red' interior. The rebuilt 302 with a Cobra upper/lower intake and Ford racing 'E' cam, gives it plenty of power when moving through the gears of its T5...

This extremely rare 1 owner Mustang was originally ordered by the Arvada, Colorado police department, but never took delivery. The dealer then put this Interceptor Mustang up for grabs to the general public, which NEVER happens.

The current and original owners were lucky enough to spot this car on the lot and purchased the car.

Equipped with a 5. 0 liter (302cid) V8, 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive, this low mile Mustang has been well cared for and enjoyed over the last 34 years.

This 31,147 original mile car has a clean CarFax, PS, PB, AC its paint is in almost perfect condition....

The Mustang SVO is a limited-production version of the third generation Ford Mustang sold from 1984 to 1986, during which time 9,835 examples were built. Although it departed both physically and mechanically from any prior version of the Mustang, it held the same spot within the lineup, both in terms of performance over 'lesser' variants and in prestige, as had variants such as the Shelby-tuned and 'Boss' Mustangs of the 1960s and 1970s. Ford began to make a major push forward with the Mustang in 1982, nearly completely reinventing every aspect of the vehicle, which included putting a new emphasis on the model's sporty nature. Just prior to this, in the fall of 1981, Ford decided to form a division that could oversee both the company's racing program and the production of limited-edition, high-performance, street-legal vehicles based on or taking technology from the race vehicles. Officially, the division was called the Special Vehicle Operations Department, but the public came to know them as simply SVO. Powering this Mustang is a 2. 3 liter turbocharged inline 4 200 Hp @ 5000 RPM and 240lb-ft of torque @3200 RPM from factory. Backing this engine is a 5-Speed Manual Transmission. The Posi-Traction rear end...

0 Coupe. Fox body lovers, stop what you are doing and pay attention! This isn't some modded out, high mileage, quarter horse that's been put up wet. This is a unicorn! When was the last time you saw a one owner bone stock notch? Exactly. You might want to sit down, because you'll need to read this ad twice to believe it. According to Stangnet(dot)com only 2825 '86 coupes or 'notchbacks' were manufactured and 415 of those were allocated for law enforcement leaving a mere 2410 units available to the public. Of those, Only 554 5. 0 coupes were sprayed black. Please, feast your eyes on what could be the only remaining all original black coupe directly from the original owners garage. Mustang lovers, this is not a dream. or is it? She's had some paint work done on her in a few places and there's a few small dings you might expect for a 37 year old car but make no mistake, unlike most fox body's of the day, this Mustang has not been abused. This is a real opportunity to purchase a 'Quad eye' coupe the likes of which you...