1989 Dodge Shelby Dakota. Shelby's first venture into the truck world was more a reaction to Dodge's lack of rear-drive performance than a desire to build a Shelby truck, per se.

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The Dodge Shelby Dakota was built for the 1989 model year only, meaning the total build run amounted to just 1,475 trucks. This one is number 1,253, and it's in a completely original condition ...

It served as Shelby’s personal truck for a while and as a shop truck for Shelby ... The 1989 Dodge Shelby Dakota was powered by a 5.2-liter LA 318 V8 with throttle body fuel injection lashed ...

1989 Dodge Shelby Dakota. Though laughably tame by today's standards, the Shelby Dakota was one of the sportiest trucks you could get at the time.

A truck that acts like a sports car-from a good `ol boy named Carroll. Former racer and now specialty vehicle maker, Carroll Shelby has created a trick `em up/pick `em up Dodge Dakota.

Dodge discontinued the Dakota pickup truck due to poor sales, which were partly Dodge's fault but also a result of customers' move toward full-size pickups.

Well in advance of the first public introduction of Chrysler's new Dodge mini-truck, this highly modified "Dakota" was spotted circling the Chrysler Shelby badlands at .82g.

It was also the first Dakota fitted with a V8, before Dodge offered later versions with its Magnum engine – and set the stage for other factory performance trucks like the 1991 GMC Syclone and ...

Pickups with 500-plus horsepower are now common, but that wasn't always the case. In the 1980s, more modest numbers made ...

The Shelby Dakota would be the only Dodge truck built with the Shelby American name, after which Ford would be the sole recipient (there was a brief dalliance with Oldsmobile!) of the Shelby ...