If you’re a fan of 80s turbocharged performance, the 1989 Dodge Daytona is your kind of ride. With its aerodynamic design and available Turbo II 2.2L engine, this car had some serious pep for its time. The Daytona wasn’t just about looks—it packed a punch with an optional intercooled turbo system that made it a real contender on the road. But after decades of wear, many of these cars need fuel injectors, ignition components, and upgraded brakes to bring them back to life. One thing Daytona owners know all too well is the struggle with old weatherstripping—leaky T-tops and dried-out door seals are common problems. And if you’ve got a digital dash that’s acting up (because, let’s be real, most of them do), you’ll want to track down replacement gauge clusters and wiring harnesses. Classic Parts Pro will be stocking hard-to-find Daytona parts soon, so don’t miss out—sign up for the newsletter to stay updated.