[Shotimes] Re: Convention 2004 DVD

[Shylo McKinsey]

The one thing I've really noticed in the SHO, and I've
rarely seen in ANY other car, (well American and
Japanese cars...the majority of whats in MT and where
I was in school in NC) is the side bolsters on the
seats, and the fact that the SHO had dual power seats
up front.

Shylo McKinsey

'91 White MTX

--- Donald Mallinson <dmall@mwonline.net> wrote:

> FYI, the SHO, even in it's most basic form in 1989
> was 
> considered a high content car.  Many of the features
> it had 
> still aren't standard in even some very high content
> cars.
> 
> No it isn't the be all and end all, but it never was
> a 
> "basic" automobile
> 
> Don Mallinson
> 
> bjshov8 wrote:
> > The SHO started as a fairly basic automobile,
> compared to new cars of today.
> > It is natural for things to evolve, content to
> increase, expectations to get
> > higher.  The Altima is probably closer
> content-wise to the original SHO, but
> > these days I would be looking at the Max instead
> of the Altima.  Of course I
> > would probably be looking at the G35 instead.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >>Hard to compare them now, but content-wise, the
> Altima seems to be closer.
> >>Maxima is more content, unlike the Maxima of old,
> which was a more direct
> >>SHO competitor on many fronts. Toss-up on either
> one, though.
> > 
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