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</b></font><hr><b><font size="5" face="Tahoma" color="#FF0000">Where can I find that @#$^*( part?&nbsp;
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As most of us with SHOs have found, SHO specific Ford parts are sometimes
not stocked at the local dealers, resulting in long waits while your car
lies in some partial state of disassembly waiting for your dealer to locate
the part it dosen't have.&nbsp; This can be even more frustrating when
you're doing the repair work yourself and intend to use OEM parts, but
can't locate the specific one.
<p>Thankfully, the internet has some solutions for this problem.
<p>For NEW PARTS - as long as you know the specific Ford part number of the part 
  you're after, you can search for it on <a href="http://www.partsvoice.com" target="_blank">The 
  PartsVoice Parts Locator</a> page. 
<p>For USED PARTS, Another good parts locator is <a href="http://www.copartfinder.com" target="_blank">copartfinder.com</a>.&nbsp; 
  This site searches a massive database of "recycled" car parts for items from 
  a wrecked car of the same make, model, and years you specify.&nbsp; You can 
  even restrict by location by entering ZIP codes. 
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