The interior on that looks exactly like my 85 GLH Turbo.
Photography Courtesy Kyle Clayton/Facebook Marketplace
Everyone loves a sleeper, right? How about sneaking around in this: a refrigerator white 1989 Dodge Omni running a 2.2-liter Turbo 2 setup.
[Vintage Views: Dodge Omni GLH]
Here’s the rundown from the Facebook Marketplace ad:
- Factory rebuilt turbo
- Engine refreshed by machine shop and rebuilt. Factory crank, rods & pistons
- Cometic head gasket and ARP head bolts
- Custom 2.5” Intecoolor and Piping
- Turbosmart Bov
- 52lb injectors, Walboro 255lph pump
- Accufab rising rate fpr
- Turboes Unleashed R5 cam
- Pt cruiser upgraded lifters
- Turboes Unleashed 3” Swingvalve with 3” exhaust to Borla muffler
- Mopar Performance Ecu
- Makes 15lbs on wastegate, pulls strong
- 5 lug dis brake conversion from 88 Dayton Shelby z
- A555 transmission
- Custom BC racing coilovers
Asking price is $6500, and the car is in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina. Too much or a fair price in today’s world?
That interior looks clean, doesn’t it?
When I started autocrossing, I met a dude with an H Stock Omni/Horizon that was also white over red. Can’t recall his name, though.
I got one from my grandfather when he stopped driving. A white over red, like the one for sale, auto. I actually liked it for what it was. My brother ended up with it and ran it into the ground unfortunately.
David S. Wallens said:I just noticed the A-pillar gauges in the color-matched pod.
#details
Must have 5 lug swapped it too. They did some quality work on this.
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