Thanks Ed. Knowing this releives me from having to hunt around so much. i managed to find one on ebay, and some other good guys here responded to my other posts. These cars may be money pits, but overall if you get to know where the design flaws are, and what parts are most vulnerable to wear and tear- just dive right into modifying or repairing it yourself without fear- these cars are not so bad to fix, it just takes a little mechanical logistics and common sense. i think every car has a pain in the a$$ part to replace or is hard to get at. The more i learn about SC's, the more i want to keep it, and the less i like new cars. sorry about the long reply, just felt like talking i guess.
btw, Ed, your signature has the best looking tires and rims i have ever seen on an SC, and one day i hope i can get mine to look like that.
Randell-