Yankee Traveler
Well-Known Member
But to be fair, when people talk about 70's muscle, it's almost always in the context of low compression.
There were some cars from 1970 that were hardcore, and ford and chrysler went through 1971 with some high compression cars, but really, I would group those cars in with the 1960's muscle.
No GM car after 1970 had high compression, and nothing past 1971 for ford and dodge.
The best low compression muscle car ever produced was the 1973 SD455 Trans Am. Nobody came close to it and in fact everybody else abandoned the market entirely with some truly pathetic drive train combinations.
I will not disagree.