Body Style: Sedan 
  Mileage: 108,000 
  Exterior Color: Black 
  Interior Color: Gray 
  Interior Material: Leather 
  Engine: 8 Cylinder Gasoline 
  Transmission: 4 Speed Automatic 
  Drive Type: 2 wheel drive - front 
  Fuel Type: Gasoline 
  Doors: Four Door 
  
  Limited-production vehicle. About 19,730 SHOs were made from 1996 to 1999. Car 
  runs and drives. 
  
  
*The engine makes a clicking noise. 
  Suspected camshaft sprocket problem. 
  
  From Wikipedia.com: 
  
  Cam trouble 
  Soon after the introduction of the SHO V8, widespread problems with the cam 
  sprockets began to surface. Ford had used a relatively unusual method, called 
  "swaging", of affixing the cam sprockets to the camshafts. The cam sprockets 
  were fastened to the hollow camshafts by forcing a metal ball which was 
  slightly larger than the interior diameter of the camshaft through the center 
  of the camshaft, thus expanding the metal slightly and creating a mechanical 
  bond between the cam sprocket and the camshaft. This method proved to be 
  inadequate, and thus on some engines, the cam sprocket could break loose from 
  the camshaft and spin independently from the camshaft (or "walk"). This would 
  result in the camshaft stopping and thus not activating the valves, allowing 
  the pistons to hit the valves, ruining the engine. 
  
  Potential fixes 
  ****The preventive measure of welding the cam sprocket to the camshaft soon 
  proved to be a fix for engines that had not suffered such a fate yet [1]. 
  Another such fix is "pinning" the cam sprocket, or inserting a pin in the 
  sprocket to keep it aligned on the camshaft. There were calls for Ford to 
  provide a recall, though none ever happened, potentially because it was a 
  limited-production vehicle. 
  
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