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SlammedGT

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Not sure if you can post internet finds on here or not, I looked and didnt see....... but found this while looking for notches, out of my price range but thought it was cool enough to share
~~~~11 Second 89 Mustang Notchback Police Interceptor~~~~

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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not sure about the fuzzy door panels, but that is definitely a clean car

 

5.0Droptop

...all those nights we shared, and you're a dude??

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Very nice! Where is Schererville?..... Im in Franklin just south of Indianapolis about 15 miles.

 

SlammedGT

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NW Indiana about 20 minutes from Chicago

 

5.0Droptop

...all those nights we shared, and you're a dude??

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right on.

 

Grn92LX

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Clean car but could use a brake fluid flush!

 

apollo12

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Why do all that work and not paint the engine bay?

 

tannerc91gt

This last 25% is foreign territory at this point

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i could be wrong (usually am) but for being an "11 second street car"
its awful stock...stock ignition, cant see the tfs heads, stock valve covers? STOCK inlet..hell it still has the clutch fan


but other than that, its very clean

 

68stang351

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sharp Sonic Blue

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Um, that's definitely NOT Sonic Blue!

 

jcint

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tannerc91gt said:

i could be wrong (usually am) but for being an "11 second street car"
its awful stock...stock ignition, cant see the tfs heads, stock valve covers? STOCK inlet..hell it still has the clutch fan


but other than that, its very clean

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Same thing I was thinking, Looks more stockish than modded.

 

old_blue

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seems like the nitrous kit, the minor suspension, and supporting mods could probably put in the 11's. Probably have to shift the shyt out of it but possible.

 

the pony boy

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white engine bay?that would drive me nuts with such a nice car.

 

rbonella

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That is my friend's car. He just got a divorce and moved from Omaha down to St Louis. He bought the car from Paul Brown, a great scca racer who is involved with Tiger Racing now. It's a nice car, but he cheaped out by not painting the engine bay or the trunk jambs...always bugged me too. That car was put together in 1994 so it has been untouched for a few years now. Paul Brown used to run HPMotorsports where that car was in a few magazine tech articles...braking and suspension tech I believe. We took that car to Scribner Raceway where it ran a 13.1 @ 114mph so the power is there, just needs some better 60fts. I was considering buying the car, but it's not worth $8500 and he wouldn't budge on the price