[Shotimes] SHO Shop closed?

[Kelvin Turner]

I talked to Dave at TinyMotorsports on Thursday.  This is who you reach when 
you call SHOShop.  It looks as if he handles the SHO stuff now.  Seems to be 
a nice guy and knows a little about SHOs.  I don't know why the phones would 
be down.

>From: The Curtises <curtis622@earthlink.net>
>Reply-To: The Curtises <curtis622@earthlink.net>
>To: shotimes@autox.team.net
>Subject: [Shotimes] SHO Shop closed?
>Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 12:09:10 -0800 (GMT-08:00)
>
>Well thanks to all who responded so quickly.  I guess I'm lucky I didn't 
>pull the trigger too early on that order since it appears the phones have 
>only been down for a short while.  Anyway, now I need some additioanl 
>advice.  Being that I lack the time and facilities to perform any involved 
>SHO maintenance, are there any recommendations for good, fairly reasonable 
>mechanics in the San Francisco Bay Area?  I have owned my My 90 MTX for a 
>little over two years, it has 100500 miles on it and things have gone 
>downhill, mechanically fast in the past 2 weeks.  I can't confirm that the 
>60K service was even done, and if so, whether it was done correctly, but I 
>love the car and am not adverse to putting a few thousand into it if it'll 
>get me another 60 -75K miles, which would be at least 5 years based on my 
>driving patterns.  So, from what I can gather, I'm looking at a complete 
>60K service and new clutch.  I intend to tackle the lower control arms and 
>outer tie rod ends on my own.  !
>All suggestions greatly appreciated.
>
>Damon
>'90 MTX "TWNSDAD"
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