Sin City SHO

This picture 2 days after I brought her home from California. My Duaghter aquired this ride from a mentor who was a lucky winning lottery ticket winner back in the early 90's. it was signed over to her in june of 2003 and she discovered it was maintenence intensive and parked it for 6 months pryor to me picking it up for a cool 2500 bucks which she is using to pay her way threw college in Kentucky. So I drove down to 29 PAlms Calif. to get it buit at the time I thought it was just a Tuarus. It had a dead battery so I had to jump it to get it on the hauler. When I opened the hood I gasped " What the F%&k? " I never seen a SHO motor or ever owned a FORD for that matter cause im a Chevy/Jeep guy. I love Sedans for some reason cuase they are good party cars and ive had plenty the last being a 89 SSE Bonniville which I feel had just as much power and more durable but the look of the SHO and the handling is more then I can discrib. I dont think the Pontiac had a better highway speed cause I got the SHO upto 135 before the AC clutch burned up. Never had to have the my old Bonnie towed even though it had a cracked block when I traded it in for my jeep Grand Cherokee. But this SHO motor from Yamaha seems to be bullet proof internally thought there are flaws externally such as electronics, accessories, and the ford body. But the good out ways the bad in this case Cause im enjoying working on it every other day to keep it dialed in.

Well it truly is a sad day in Tweekerland I was sitting at a red light the other day and this woman spun out of her mind rams me in the rear and then left the scene. After a 3 mile chase, I catch her and wait for the police to arrive. They arrest her for driving under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident