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Seller said: 1997 Ford aspire Rear engine car. 3.2liter Yamaha V6 from 93 ford Taurus SHO. Racing slicks on rear. Runs and drives NOT street legal!
NMNA...
Seller said: 1997 Ford aspire Rear engine car. 3.2liter Yamaha V6 from 93 ford Taurus SHO. Racing slicks on rear. Runs and drives NOT street legal!
Saw this on Obscure Cars and figured it would turn up here before too long - I just wasn't sure which section!
My only WTF is that it's an auto (did they even make an auto SHO in 1993?) and that it doesn't have a full cage and firewall and fender flares for Lemons racing.
In Ohio, that only looks to be wiper blades away from being street legal.
On the other hand, it looks to need a firewall at the minimum to be Challenge/NHRA legal. Certainly will need more depending on how fast it is.
Junkyard ShoGun Gen2.
JohnRW1621 wrote: In Ohio, that only looks to be wiper blades away from being street legal. On the other hand, it looks to need a firewall at the minimum to be Challenge/NHRA legal. Certainly will need more depending on how fast it is. Junkyard ShoGun Gen2.
If it has a title and a state trooper never sees it, everything is legal in Wisconsin.
JohnRW1621 wrote: In Ohio, that only looks to be wiper blades away from being street legal. On the other hand, it looks to need a firewall at the minimum to be Challenge/NHRA legal. Certainly will need more depending on how fast it is. Junkyard ShoGun Gen2.
I could get that tagged in my county in TN no problem.....no inspections!!
In reply to JohnRW1621:
For NHRA I think it needs a roll bar (or maybe a full cage, can't remember) no matter what due to how much of the floor has been modified.
dculberson wrote: My only WTF is that it's an auto (did they even make an auto SHO in 1993?) and that it doesn't have a full cage and firewall and fender flares for Lemons racing.
I believe that the later 3.2l SHOs were only available with an automatic.
RossD wrote:JohnRW1621 wrote: In Ohio, that only looks to be wiper blades away from being street legal. On the other hand, it looks to need a firewall at the minimum to be Challenge/NHRA legal. Certainly will need more depending on how fast it is. Junkyard ShoGun Gen2.If it has a title and a state trooper never sees it, everything is legal in Wisconsin.
Wait a month in WI, it should fall under the Hobbyist license plate.
It's like a guy who fancied himself a drag car builder tried to build a Shogun, but he'd never actually seen a Shogun, just heard about it from a guy who saw one drive by at speed a decade ago.
Or else a half-finished project started by one of us...
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