Ed Dedick talks about two 80's compact performance cars, the 1987 and 1989 Shelby CSX. Starting with a Dodge Shadow, Carroll Shelby and his team in Whittier, California, would work their magic. Shock absorbers and springs were swapped, and disc brakes from the Daytona Shelby Z were also brought over. The turbo 2.2L four-cylinder engine made for 175 horsepower, which is substantial considering the highest-powered Mustangs and Camaros for 1987, only had 225. In this video, Ed goes over the history

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• 1962 Shelby 260 Cobra • This is CSX 2003, one of the earliest serialized Cobras and a huge piece of Shelby history. Back in 1962, Henry Ford II and Ford’s Special Vehicles Team actually tested this car to help secure the production deal that launched Shelby American. It was completed by Ed Hugus’s European Cars in Pittsburgh as an experimental prototype, and it’s believed to be the only one of the five Hugus-built cars that still carries its original 260-cubic-inch 'Experimental High Performan