[Shotimes] Join me in my loss...

[Donald Mallinson]

Michael,

Wow, good thing you weren't in the car when it was hit!

Sorry about the loss,  but there are a lot of good sounding 
SHO's listed on the SHOclub.com web site classfieds, 
including one super low mile '89 that you might want to 
consider.

also, check with the known SHO repair shops like FPS, SHO 
SHOp, Performance Plus, etc since they quite often have 
customer vehicles for sale on their bulletin boards that 
they know the history of.  These tend to make good cars, 
since they have been taken care of by pros.

Good luck with the search, and I hope you are back in a SHO 
by convention time!

Don Mallinson

Michael S Wojton wrote:
> My car was hit out in front of my house early this morning.  It is most likely
> totalled.  The assailant fled the scene, but not without leaving behind a
> crucial bit of evidence: namely his front license plate.
> 
> Needless to say, I am quite bummed.  But I already have some leads on some
> possible replacements.  Wish me luck.
> 
> ps. At least I can return all the front end components I just purchased and
> don't have to look forward to a rebuild in the cold.  : )
> 
> 
> Mike Wojton
> '95 MTX  (most likely deceased)
> Toledo, Ohio
> shomike@tri-statesho-svt.org
> 
> K&N sans silencer cone
> SHO Shop Y-pipe
> 
> "Avoid the clap." - Jimmy Dugan
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