Last night I was driving through town and I pulled up to what I thought was a normal Mustang GT (4.6L). It looked to be about 2003-2004 model. When I was sitting behind him at the light I noticed that he had no GT badge, but in it's place was a small plaque that said "Police Interceptor". I've never heard of one of these and I've been really curious as to whether it was legit or he was just a poseur. Thanks.
Not sure about that, but here in Florida by 02, the FHP was using LS1's, the last Mustang was like a 89 or so.
They made one prototype of a PI in '03 I think. I've seen the picture floating around online. It's a 32-Valve 4.6 like the Cobra. It's got 2.73's I think. What wheels were on it? The picture I saw had some wider Crown Vic-esque black steel wheels with silver center caps. The car was also wingless. **I just found the some pictures. I found some pictures of what looks like a REAL car, not a prototype. The PI badge looks to be under the Ford logo in the back, not in place of the GT badge, and under the GT badge on the sides. "Police Options" -Heavy duty battery -4-225/60/16 size RS-A + the brand new police tire developed for the Crown Victoria -4 Heavy duty Bilstein shocks -Engine oil cooler -Transmission oil cooler
Well the one I saw looked nothing like that car. I'm pretty sure the guy just threw that badge on a stock GT. I've read about other people putting them on their cars.
Good man, I live about a 30 minute drive from THE freakin DSM tuning capitol of the world, Mach V Motorsports. Ohhhh the saturday mornings sittin next to the dyno listening to the beatiful music of the 4g63/4's and 420a's, and the sexy sexy whistle of the blowoff. Hehehe Gotta love the DSM's I'd love to find me one of them DSM's in nice shape...but they're rare
