New Cop in Town
11-22-2010, 10:13 PM
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Welcome to the Zoo Brad, congrats on your acquisitions, probably all rust free? What does SSP stand for? I remember seein those old Fox cop cars, always thot those guys were enjoying their job. 
11-22-2010, 10:28 PM
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Ssp
SSP " Special Service Package " . It came out in 1982- to 1993 Mustangs. The Camaro had a SSP option as well coded B4C on the build sheets. The SSP changed from year to year and some other options were available as well. Additional Oil cooler, transmission coolers, re-inforced floor pan ( drivers side for fat cops or hard shifting) trunk release on the left side of the dash instead of inside the glove box. Single key for ignition/doors/ trunk. Life time silcone ( Blue ) hoses, certified 140 MPH speedo, radio delete, full size spare and a whole bunch more. Not much different to the drive train from stock that I know of, some people think there is.
I am still looking for the build sheets, but none so far. I have found buck tags on the rad support ( metal tags with instructions for the factory assembly line) for special instructions during assembly, paint & equipment.
I am still looking for the build sheets, but none so far. I have found buck tags on the rad support ( metal tags with instructions for the factory assembly line) for special instructions during assembly, paint & equipment.
