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I wish I could find another Shelby Charger. I had 3 of them in the past. There fun little cars and good on gas. Lot of people laugh when you say they will hold there own against a Vette.
nice kill :2thumbs:
i think it was in the mid 90's that hot rod did a number on 80's musclecars, and one of the writers voted for the Omni GLHS as the best musclecar for that era. guess he wasnt joshing.
I can attest that I've personally been spanked by a GLHS while driving an 86 Mustang...the first year for factory fuel injection.
88 & later Stangs were a little stronger, but still no match for a little GLHS.
When I ran this guy (GLHS), I couldn't believe it either...I had to run him 3 times, to make sure I didn't do anything wrong.
Pretty cool for a little box on wheels. :icon_smile_big:
I remember back when those were first released on the market, they asked Carroll Shelby what GLHS actually meant. He said it "Goes Like Hell & it's a Shelby!" I assume that's still a true story.
I owned an '85 GLH Turbo and loved it!!! It wasn't the Shelby version, but still beat up on every off brand that would race me. Fondest memory...... Blowing the doors off of a Formula 350 Firebird, I remember plainly seeing him in my rearveiw mirrior.... Him and his blonde hottie girlfriend, yeah i bet she was impressed he just got beat by a geek in a four door Omni ;D ;D ;D ;D
That was a real nice kill....
I think GLHS stand's for Goes Like Hell Somemore, they where the up grade verson of the GHL Goes Like Hell.
Sometimes you have to wonder why they made them, Daytona and Charger Shelby I can under stand. But a 4-door? But I know I don't want to mess with one, unless I am driving!
Good Kill as well. What did your friend have to say after his lesson in Mopar's? ;D
Cuda Ken
I think it was called G.L.H.S. for Goes Like Hell Special.