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[ianf@eden.rutgers.edu]

Joseph van Oss typically volunteers us to help out newbies for 60K's so 
I wouldn't worry too much ;) (j/k JvO)

Seriously, its not too bad. The SHO is a good car to learn to wrench 
on. If you already wrench about, its still not too bad to learn on. 
Just plan on "learning" frequently. :)

Ian

> Hello all, I am a new member to this Taurus SHO/sausage abuse list.
> 
> My parents had a 1989 SHO and drove it forever. They finally gave it 
away
> a year or so ago. It was my Mother's favorite "pickup truck" ever 
(please,
> nobody hit *me* with a bat :)
> 
> I just bought a 1995 w/54k miles. I pick it up tonight and I can't 
wait.
> It's red, manual transmission, all the goodies. I can't believe my 
wife
> let me buy it :)
> 
> I am looking forward to years of enjoyment, although I'm a little 
worried
> about the 60k service. It doesn't look bad on the Ford owner's 
website,
> but I've seen some comments that don't look that great. Should I give 
it
> back?
> 
> thanks,
> paul
> 
> ps - my email, "malibu83" refers to another car I used to own. It's a 
long
> story, but it cost me $1 and I *didn't* get a bargain. Use your
> imagination :)
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