Rare Mopar Powered 90 Mosler F/S-Bring a Trailer

[Dr Lebaron]

http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-mosler-gtp/

 

[metallicaman0258]

TurboII? I never knew what those cars ran. I love the early turbo engines. I fully expected a racing spec 3.3 like in those limited production open wheel cars of the late 80's. I think Shelby had something to do with that.

 

[Dr Lebaron]

I saw one in the early 90's.
Don't think the parts guy would know Mosler.

If you know your stuff and get the right parts, those little Mopar turbos are pretty awesome for 4 cylinders.

 

[Greg55_99]

I hate to say it, but the words "Moser" and "pretty" in my mind do not come together in one sentence. Unless one were to say "That Moser is pretty fast!".

Greg

 

[NoCar340]

At least this one doesn't have the split windshield like they had when they were just called the Consulier. The beauty in this car isn't in the aesthetics. I got to drive one of these about 20 years back at RoadAtlanta. It's scarcely above a kit car, and that's evident with the noise... but holy crap are these things a riot to drive! It's a tiny car with composite construction and weighs considerably less than a stripper Horizon. Great handling, blazingly fast, and your significant other would despise riding in it. But, there's a definite joy in being able to hand a real-live supercar its ass... then show 'em your Omni motor.

This was not a Shelby-affiliated project whatsoever.

 

[Greg55_99]

Not to take this thead to far afield, but I've always had a major love for the Shelby modified AC 3000ME. Now THAT car was pretty... and fast!

http://polybushings.com/pages/AC3000ME.html

Greg

 

[User0511]

I saw one of these Consulier cars back in the 90s. I was built from chrysler minivan parts- door handles and steering wheel gave it away. It was not as cool as the Wraith car