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Here’s my latest red-headed stepchild from Ford. It’s a 1991 Taurus SHO and the only mods are Avon tires (ahem, tyres) and a set of Monroe Sensatracs. Oh, and some cheap Pioneer headunit that was there when I bought it. It’s currently at my friends shop awaiting rebirth. =D
Added on June 17 by chknhwk
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- TOZOVR wrote: Jun 21, 2008 10:20 p.m.
- Nice Mocha Frost!
- ignorant wrote: Jun 23, 2008 8 p.m.
- kildares? In KOP? I lived like… 5 minutes from there for 2 years.. Nice car…
- chknhwk wrote: Jun 26, 2008 4:58 p.m.
- Thanks! The car’s getting a fresh coat of paint (and a few extra hp) over the winter. That IS in fact Kildare’s at KOP. =)
- mikephilpott wrote: Sep 23, 2008 12:58 a.m.
- I bought a ‘90 SHO new and drove it every day for 10 years, at which time I gave it to my brother, who still drives it. I loved it!! Understand, however, that it is a high maintanance vehicle. The clutch is a weak point. Engine is a real jewel, however, and competitive even today - plus absolutely beautiful to look at. I kept it pretty much stock: Borla exhaust; Superchips computer chip (first one in the nation in an SHO); solid shift rods; forged aluminum sub frame connecters. I miss it.
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