Automotive transporters

[DRIFT GOD]

It was a Limited Edition turbocharged Dodge Omni that was built from 1985-1986. The thing is most people like yourself don't know about them, and therefore don't expect the ass kicking you'll get.

The Syclone project has been put on hold, maybe indefinitely. And we are going to rent a trailer from U-Haul.

is that a SHELBY GLH-T ???

 

[Boost Lee]

No, the car pictured above is the Dodge GLH.

The Shelby GLHS is basically the same as the GLH, but some things are different: 2-piece intake manifold, Shelby valve cover, larger injectors and throttle body, stronger rods, an intercooler, thicker sway bars, Koni shocks/struts, different computer for the multiple wire o2/ais/tps sensors, different wheels, a sticker on the bottom of the speedometer that reads 135 instead of 85, a numbered dash plaque, and GLHS stickers on the rear 3/4 panels. There were a total of 1000 GLHS's built. 500 in 1986 and 500 in 1987.

You can get a GLH for around $1,500. A GLHS will cost around $5,500. In either case they are very hard to find, and even harder to find in good condition.

 

[ExigeEvan]

Kind of reminds me of the Renault Clio Williams.

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FR
4-Cyl 1988cc
150bhp @ 6100rpm
126lb/ft @ 4500rpm
weight: 981kg
power weight: 155bhp/ton (metric)
0-60mph: 7.6sec
max speed: 121mph
price: £13,275 (new in 1995)