Dirt Cheep SHO

Not mine...

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/1571832975.html

For Sale! The most perfect car for The 24 Hours of LeMons race series. This 1992 Ford Taurus SHO has all the desireable features for the race series. 1. Fast - often considered the most rugged of the SHO motors this car has the 3.2 liter V6 2. Cheap - $215 for a running SHO Wow! 3. No sun roof - Unlike most SHOs this one has no sun roof - this means: Lighter, Lower CG, safer!

Why so cheap you ask? I got this car for the bumpers and some other parts. As such it still has all that is needed to make a fine race car or rail buggy. She has no title but there is a paper trail showing her legitimacy.

-- Included: -- Fast Car intact undented body

-- Not Included: -- rear bumper cover front bumper & cover wheels & tires some interior parts heater blend door actuator side mirrors headlights

Nice SHO alloy Wheels & tires are available separately. Remember that, for LeMons racing, Wheels & tires are considered safety equipment and thus are exempt from purchase price calculations.

email or call me at 770 745 1443

good for lemons? does it come with extra engines?

I've got to believe that a SHO could do much better in Lemons if prepped correctly... I dunno. I don't have the resources to do it with a second car though, and I sure as hell am not going to replace the Amazon.

tuna55 wrote: I've got to believe that a SHO could do much better in Lemons if prepped correctly... I dunno. I don't have the resources to do it with a second car though, and I sure as hell am not going to replace the Amazon.

Never replace the amazon....but, a SHO powered Amazon...that would be special ;)

So, someone took the time to swap the 3.2 into a '92? For .2 liters more?

Fit_Is_Slo wrote: Wheels & tires are considered safety equipment and thus are exempt from purchase price calculations.

Is that accurate?

If anyone gets this and wants to put it back on the road, my local self serve yard has 3 of these on the lot. All complete and untouched.

Woody wrote:

Fit_Is_Slo wrote: Wheels & tires are considered safety equipment and thus are exempt from purchase price calculations.

Is that accurate?

4.2: Safety Equipment DOES NOT Count Toward $500 Total: Safety equipment described in Section 3 DOES NOT count toward the $500 total. "Safety" refers to things that can save the driver--not things that can save the car. 4.2.1: Beside the items and processes listed in Section 3, the following are considered safety-related and therefore exempt: Wheels, tires, wheel bearings, and brake components

DukeOfUndersteer wrote:

Woody wrote:

Fit_Is_Slo wrote: Wheels & tires are considered safety equipment and thus are exempt from purchase price calculations.

Is that accurate?

4.2: Safety Equipment DOES NOT Count Toward $500 Total: Safety equipment described in Section 3 DOES NOT count toward the $500 total. "Safety" refers to things that can save the driver--not things that can save the car. 4.2.1: Beside the items and processes listed in Section 3, the following are considered safety-related and therefore exempt: Wheels, tires, wheel bearings, and brake components

To be clear, they are talking about Lemons rules not GRM. Wheels and tires will still cost you for the Challenge.