I traveled the northeast region for many a years. On the Connecticut turnpike I saw State Police GN's surprise the hell out of many speed freaks, (thank god I was'nt one of them ).
Anyway, Fred...whatever happened to those GN's? I personally believe that it was the Connecticut State Police that made the GN the legend that it is today, or at the very least contributed in a very huge way.
I'm sure that their must be many of these GN's still lingering around Connecticut.
The CT trooper cars I saw were Turbo T's, not GN's. I remember seeing them for sale when I lived in upstate NY.
The '86 looks good. Hell of a deal. There is an 87 that's been sitting (composting) on a used car lot by me. Hasn't run for at least 5 years years. They want $4,000.
And of course you're always welcome here. Matter of fact, you better not forget use slug-drivers.
hey Fred, you sure you don't want to send the GN to Texas for the winter? I'm sure the weather here would be much nicer on the paint than the snow you're gettin, and I'd be more than happy to take car of it for ya!