Muscle cars that turn you on ....

[Edisto_Tiger]

watching the Mecum auctions. These cars are freaking saweeet!

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

My granddaddy had one of these when I was a kid. I loved that car even then.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

This would be my dream car though..
'70 Torino GT, 429 SCJ.

this one is up right now for 19k. 429 in it?

 

[JohnRandle]

this one is up right now for 19k. 429 in it?

I didn't see the auction, but if it only went for 19 grand, I doubt it had the 429 SCJ. Probably 351 Cleveland.
But you never know, the market crashed on muscle cars when everything else crashed.

 

[Uhsplit]

Just check the avatar please.

 

[NativeWebfoot]

Wow, can't say I've ever seen one of these in person...and that's cool!

Yeah, you don't see those in the Muscle Car category. The Rambler American was the Muscle Car of the Ramblers.

Actually, the Rambler Scrambler was THE muscle car and ruled the dragstrips for a year or two. They only came in 1 flavor. Red, white, and blue paint, posi rearend, 4-speed, and AMC 401ci if memory is right about engine. Public didn't like the paint scheme, and Ramblers were hard enough to sell so a lot of dealers had to repaint them in 1 color to sell them. I'd love to find one. I miss my '66 Galaxie 500 2dr with the 428cj that needed a front suspension and an eng rebuild. I couldn't afford the repairs and sold it. I also like the Superbee, GTX, and similar Mopars. I'd like a mid-'60's Olds 442, and one of those amphibious cars from the '60's.

 

[bamabear82]

My dad had one of these but hit some hard times and had to sell it a while back, I wish I could get it back...


1966 Dodge Charger

 

[NativeWebfoot]

When I was young, the neighbors had matching '63 Split window Stingrays. His & Hers with the license plates 1 # different. I grew up thinking I'd do the same, but found out they're not good daily drivers and are mostly for the status. At my age (mid 50's), I've had over 50 different vehicles covering nearly every brand of cars, vans, pick-ups, convertibles, and a handful of motorcycles. I've had as many as 6 at a time and mostly at least 2. My parents used to remark about my used car lot, but I guess I just get bored with the same car and get something else that strikes my fancy.

 

[FSUmanager]

1964 Pontiac GTO(Not the Tempest Post, but actual GTO




2012 Dodge Challenger 570 Black edition by Saleen. It only comes in Plum Crazy Purple.





1968 Plymouth Barracuda.

 

[HammerDown]

You like your Mopars I see.

 

[FSUmanager]

I love all cars made before 1970. After that it gets a little different until recently.

 

[FSUmanager]

You like your Mopars I see.

I have one of these in my garage that is not completed yet.




1950 Mercury Coupe.

 

[JohnRandle]

I love all cars made before 1970. After that it gets a little different until recently.

I'd go to '71, after that the insurance and fuel crisis pretty much killed the muscle car.

And I like the '64 GTO as well, the first factory ordered muscle car.
I bolded that because the '64 Thunderbolt would still kick everything else's ass...

 

[NativeWebfoot]

I finally have my attachment paperclip so I can post my '66 Plymouth VIP.

 

[FSUmanager]

I'd go to '71, after that the insurance and fuel crisis pretty much killed the muscle car.

And I like the '64 GTO as well, the first factory ordered muscle car.
I bolded that because the '64 Thunderbolt would still kick everything else's ass...

The Thunderbolt was a race only car. The only made 100 of them. That is another class of car altogether. Badass car, but not really a street legal muscle car.

 

[MISKO]

You like your Mopars I see.

you know what they say MOPAR or no car

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

I finally have my attachment paperclip so I can post my '66 Plymouth VIP.

that's sweet.

 

[SeattleOspreys]

1971 Mach 1

This is just down right sexy!!

Not bad but you should familiarize yourself with the 1969 428 CJ Mach 1 or the 1969 Boss 302 if You like Stangs. The 1971 was boxy, stiff and eh...

 

[SeattleOspreys]

1967 Mustang GT 500

 

[mrwallace2ku]

I love all cars made before 1970. After that it gets a little different until recently.

Don't sell yourself short, detroit had 2 good years left in em...

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Rotesserie restoration to #1 condition big block 454/440 horsepower V8 engine with cowl hood induction, an automatic transmission, power brakes and factory air conditioning. This car speaks for itself. This is the nicest of the nice. Appraised value in excess of $50,000. To create a car this beautiful would cost much more than $50,000. Car has never been wet to protect finish only dusted off. This is love at first sight!!!

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