HAVE A LOOK AT THIS SHELBY DODGE DURANGO SP360 ON CARS & BIDS!
This is a 1999 Dodge Durango Shelby SP360 and it's an obscure nineties high-performance SUV that you have actually most likely never ever heard of. Upgrades consist of a supercharger, a body set, 4 container seats, therefore much more. We are enjoyed be using this SP360 for sale on CARS & BIDS !! Today I'm reviewing this Shelby Durango, and I'll reveal you all the many peculiarities and functions. I'll also get behind the wheel and examine the driving experience.
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DOUGSCORE CHART:
CHAPTERS:
00:00 THIS …
00:47 It Can Be Yours On CARS & BIDS!!!
01:27 Shelby Durango?
04:02 Cosmetic Shelby Upgrades
07:00 Vroom Vroom
07:25 Badging
08:22 SUPERCHARGER!
10:12 Interior Shelby Upgrades
11:15 Rear Pail Seats!
12:15 Phony Carbon Fiber
13:30 Other Interior Shelby Upgrades
14:18 More Shelby Performance Upgrades
15:00 Otherwise, A Typical 90s Dodge Interior
15:44 Rear Seats
18:07 Freight Location
19:49 Driving Experience
25:04 Last Ideas
25:30 DougScore
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Doug the kind of guy who steals kids’ T-shirts from random washing lines he sees out and about.
😭😭
Then he sells them on cars & bids
that’s pretty creepy ngl
Nah but he does steal road signs
@@BingBangBrine
And license plates
Slight correction…. when the durango came out in 1998 it had either a 5.2 V8 or the 5.9 V8. The 4.7 wasn’t available until 2000. Also kind of funny is in 1999 ONLY they offered a 3.9 V6 but only on 2wd models.
That 3.9 V6 had less than 200hp, it was probably underpowered for an SUV this size.
Nobody cares
@@Ethan_Alexandurabout you
@@Ethan_Alexandur you are absolutely right. Nobody cares about internet trolls like yourself. 🤣
@@Ethan_Alexandur you are absolutely right. Nobody cares about internet trolls like yourself. 🤣
My Granny misses her Durango, It had the 5.9 magnum, Even though it wasn’t a Shelby, It was still very fun to drive
wow she is a granny
Ur granny is a certified rocket
You have an awesome granny.
Same with my dad’s Ram. It has some Magnum in it when I was in high school with an exhaust setup and it was so fun to drive!
i think we need to bring the outdoor reviews back, much better than the garage
Why? Who cares?
@@atmartensbecause audio is better outdoors
@@royalplays8733 are you new here?
100%
Also the acoustics in the garage is awful…
Periodt. And Daddy Doug needs to go back to getting into 3rd rows and cramped 2nd rows.
OG SRT Durango
Agreed
The forefather of Hellcat😎
This is the kind of content we want from Doug
not in this dark ugly garage
@@Fony_turgesonTrue the PDF file Bunker ruins the vibe.
Yeah but unfortunately it’s the rarity since selling out and will only get worse & less as he does the bare minimum to fulfill contract
And also great one.
Omg, this was a throw back to Test Drive Off Road 3! The color scheme is hard to forget!
That’s the first thing I thought top, except it was the TD Off Road Wide Open version I played back in the day haha good times
Doug back to reviewing obscure insane cars, feels like the old days
So much better than the hypercars
He knows his core audience
Agreed, sometimes old is gold. I didn’t even know this even existed until now ❤
Wdym “back” he was always doing these
@@B.R.BGarage Test Drive Off Road 3 is where I first found out this Durango existed.
This reminds me of taking random cars into Trans Fender in GTA San Andreas and finding out you can body kit them!
This car was added to GTA online a little while back, so you can take it into LS customs in SA and body kit it 🙂
@@Luuboxwill this car returned in GTA VI?
I love the undercurrent of joy/excitement in Doug’s voice when he reviews one of these weird older cars, compared to how he sounds with the newer stuff.
So true!
Way more exiting than a new McLaren.
I’d rather watch a video of something weird and obscure like this than the newest most limited edition $3B Lamboclarenarri.
It wasn’t long ago Doug was saying new cars and boring new SUV’s/supercars- are what his core audience want to view!
What I find incredibly ironic!!!! Is he’s the one that’s *influenced* modern classics! To come on trend.
Technically through his influence he’s unironically changed back his own demographics to viewer’s wanting old cars.
He gets extra herky jerky when he reviews cars like these
Everything I have ever heard about Carroll Shelby makes him sound like the most hilariously chaotic person ever, something I deeply and profoundly respect. RIP you legend.
Matt Damon played him in “Ford vs. Ferarri”. He played it very well. From what I understood he was a hellraiser in real life
He’s also responsible for the Chili’s restaurant chain. He would take his son-in-law to chili cook-off events, who then would go on to open a restaurant aimed at emulating the feeling of going to those chili cook-offs with his father in law (Carroll Shelby).
@@dawson674 THATS why I LOVE Chili’s. Well cook me in habenero and call me spicy.
He’s definitely one of the all time greats I wish I would’ve been able to meet him at least once
Omni GLH (Goes Like Hell) Omni GLHS (Goes Like Hell S’more) Good old Carroll Shelby. lol
That rear console could have come from any of the Big Three American automakers. Carroll Shelby’s history with Ford is obviously well known. He had the Dodge/Mopar relationship, as this video and the Shelby Daytona demonstrate. And, at this time, he was also building the Shelby Series 1, which was largely composed of GM parts (Olds 4.0 v8, GM switchgear up the wazoo).
I guarantee, Bro was boys with every janitor and security guard in Detroit – anything to get him into any warehouse, storage closet, or parts caddy he might need.
Total legend. American hero.
Its a “Wolf Deluxe Executive Series Center Console” that is missing the lower armrest.
@@95mushroom What’s Wolf? a custom interiors brand, or some OEM related co?
@@95mushroomwhat car did these come in or were they just like a specialty aftermarket brand?
@@_dmfd Just an aftermarket brand. They made car bras as well. Seems to have come and gone in the 90’s/00’s. The consoles were for minivans, think early Dodge Caravans, Ventures, Windstars that had front captain chairs, but nothing between the seats.
@@coscorrodrift Wolf is the brand name. They were just an aftermarket company, perhaps more popularly known for the car bras they made. Apparently they were made in the USA, which I’m sure Shelby would have liked. Maybe they were located near the Shelby plant?
The seller of this SUV is jumping for joy. This review will push the final price by an impressive amount
This exact car was sold back in june last year on Cars and Bids for $22,777 and had 300 miles less
Current bid for it is $14k with 6 days left, yesterday was $11.6k
It’s probably getting sold for the same amount than last time at best
Interesting, I had never heard of this car, and I guarantee thatDoug’s review is going to influence this auction. We shall see but I predict at least 33K
19:18 brings a whole new meaning to the term “blinker fluid”
Doug the type of guy who will tease you with an outdoor review to only go inside for the actual review.
Such a silly goose
Yeah, I genuinely miss the outdoor reviews, the indore reviews seem more “cold” and “corporate” but from a comfort stand point I understand why he does it
Probably mostly because of the wind noises outside, and his mic was kinda cheap but it worked haha @@keithhasafastcar
This is a rather obscure thing to be bothered over.
@@fortyfive4632 It doesn’t seem he is bothered by it.
I love how these still straight up used the same tail lights as that era’s Chrysler minivans.
They should of made 360 of these SUV’s. That would have made sense with its name and power output.
That rear center console is an aftermarket item I had one of those in one of my vehicles.
I remember many years ago I was at a dodge dealership and the salesman and I hopped in a Durango from this era to go look at another vehicle and he told me never buy a Durango they are junk. At the time I couldn’t believe the salesman told me that. Only honest salesman I’ve come across.
He must of had a bad batch. I had 2 Durangos, between 98-03, black r/ts. There were awesome!
“You gotta remember, this is the old days, the late ’90s”
*digs grave, salutes, jumps in head first*
I hear someone say 10 years ago. I’m still thinking 90s