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How so?Originally posted by Silverback -
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I like the way you think...Originally posted by Mike View PostOriginally posted by SilverbackComment
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LMAO at the SHO comments...Would love to own a late model SHO fo SHOOriginally posted by Da PrezOriginally posted by VETTKLR
Cliff Notes: I can beat the fuck out of a ZR1
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I bought one brand spankin new in 1992. One of the worst cars I've ever ownedComment
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My friend got killed in a 1992 green SHO, so fuck those cars...Originally posted by bucky View PostOriginally posted by SilverbackComment
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It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick DouglassComment
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Damn that sucks. I almost bought the green one but it had a tan interior which I hated. I went with white instead.Originally posted by Rick Modena View PostComment
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Yup, she was young and had a young son when it happened. It was a very bad accident, I still have a set of keys for that car. I really did like those cars, I almost bought a 1995 SHO in white as well. I just couldn't do it, so I bought a new T-Bird SC instead...Originally posted by bucky View PostOriginally posted by SilverbackComment
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My parents bought a brand new white 95 SHO that I owned for a little while. Even when we sold it back in 08 I thought it was still a peppy car. I would have kept it but at 14 years old it was starting to have to many little problems than I cared for. Can't remember the member from Canada but he turned me onto his mechanic that took care of me for the most part. I really liked that car to. I remember racing an Impala SS somewhere between Laredo and San Antonio that was pretty fun up until around 130 or so. Good race but it stock for stock the Impala was slower.Comment
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That was either me or Murphtang that sent you over to Tony.Originally posted by Jose View Post
Same story with my 91, I bought it with 100k miles, drove it until almost 230 and parked it. Time for a complete suspension rebuild, possibly a clutch, some other BS, but I really don't have the time to get around to it. Plus the paint and interior are shot, so I may end up donating it?Comment
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Ya it was Murph that introduced me to him. I first met him when they had the shop in Grand Prairie and than when they moved over here to Oak Cliff. Are they still in the same location?Originally posted by cool cat View Post
I forgot how many miles my 95 had but it was around 150K on it. Mechanically it ran good but was starting to have some electrical gremlins (window and sunroof switches to start), AC problems that Tony would just charge it back up and it would be fine for the "season" that I was starting to get tired of dealing with. Sorta miss it every once in a while, it was a comfortable ride and I swear the back seats have more leg room than the front on my Lincoln MKZ.Comment
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Yeah that had to be Murph. I owned a few of them and had a blast with them. I got away from them when all of the parts started going obsolete. I have an opportunity to buy one of my old ones back, but I dont feel like trying to hunt parts down...I say this and I'll end up buying it back. If you learn how to work on a gen1/gen2 sho, you can work on anything. Those cars taught me alot. I dug through old pics and found some of the one I can buy back. Black on black gen1 plus. Fun oll car. Had about 190k on it in thes pics. Kind of miss it.
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Man that looks nice. They weren't super/turbo'd right? Just had the yamaha right?
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