Malaise era Shelby classic

[Mikelj5S230]

One you don't see often......
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1986-dodge-shelby-charger-3/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Model_Update

[Bob Gaines]

A better working link.    https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1986-dodge-shelby-charger-3/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Model_Update

[owenkelley]

These are actually a lot of fun to drive....

[rhjanes]

I had a blue/silver one.   It ran like a scalded cat.  Drifted on freeway exits was fun.   But at 20,000, it turned into a pumpkin.   Driving home one night, almost total electrical failure.   Only the engine was running.  It started the next day and I waited for day light to drive to the dealer.   They kept it all day.  The R&R list was about 2 pages long.  Over $4000 in repairs, no charge to me.  But new alternator, new coil, new electrical this and that.   About 6 or 8 weeks later, it did it again while driving to work.  But this time the electrical system was totally failed.  Car quit on the road to work.   This time it was 3 pages long and something like $5000 in repairs.   I traded it in for a new F150.   I have a 1969 Mustang with the original alternator still in it.....
Dodge seemed to me to be the Prince of Darkness. 

[owenkelley]

I bought an '87 new and put over 50,000 miles on it with no problems. Traded it off for a Chrysler New Yorker when it came time for a car we could get kids in an out of. I traded that car off for a new Dodge Spirit ES that is still my wife's all-time favorite car that we've owned. I was working at a Chrysler dealer at the time. A couple years later I was at an auto auction buying cars for the dealership and I saw an '87 GLHS that I had to have. Still have it, haven't driven it in several years, but hope to get it out of storage later this summer and get it back on the road.