I'd say imagine a V10 engine that roars like a lion. Of course you have to be familiar with the sound of V10 engines.
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I'd say imagine a V10 engine that roars like a lion. Of course you have to be familiar with the sound of V10 engines.
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I gotta say that the Shelby/AC Cobra Daytona Coupe has one of the best sounding engines i've ever heard. To me it sounds very distinct.
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The '70 Chevelle SS definitely. Those were the greatest musclecars in my opinion.Originally Posted by johnnynumfiv
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Another one is a 409 tri-power impala.
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*drool* Tri-power........
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'69 Plymouth Road Runner/Dodge Super Bee, 440-6 Pack
'69 Dodge Charger 426 Hemi
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I've heard a few Vipers at car shows. The '60s muscle car engines have a much deeper rumble.
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Yes, excellent choices!
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Yeah, but the Viper does have that "feel" to their sound.
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The 426-Hemi has a "feel" all its own! Especially with open headers.
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I have to correct myself the 3.0csl was fuel injected so im going with the ford escorts i love those cars the sound the looks especially the rally version. but i would like to see what a ford perana looks like.
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