Post pictures of your favourite Muscle Cars

[italianspirit]

Mine are: Chevelle SS
Plymouth AAR Cuda
Impala SS
Dodge Challenger

[italianspirit]

here are some more of my favourites

Yenko Camaro S/C
Mustang Boss 302
Oldsmobile Cutlass 442
Roadrunner

[Smokescreen]

Cool cars, but you got a few wrong. The Mustang is a 429 and the Camaro is just an SS.

[Spastik_Roach]

*sighs* Where did the class go with America. I'd actually prefer to own one of these rather than one of their newer counterparts in most cases, despite the short comings (No Aircon, etc.)

[CdocZ]

*sighs* Where did the class go with America. I'd actually prefer to own one of these rather than one of their newer counterparts in most cases, despite the short comings (No Aircon, etc.)

The Viper does nicely, but the Vette has gone soft. The new GTO is more a competitor to the G35 and Acura TL then the Honda S2000, much less the Mustang. We have the Mustang and the Viper........woo. Back in the days the ratio compared to SUV : normal car, was the same as the muscle car : normal car. I wish that was true, but not just for muscle cars, all cool cars.

[fpv_gtho]

The new GTO is more a competitor to the G35 and Acura TL then the Honda S2000,

Yeah? No kidding! The S2000's a full blown sports car, the GTO's based off a family sedan, its no contest there.

[SlickHolden]

Wonder how many knew that the Chevelle SS was a Holden Monaro undedkin :)
It's almost like it is today with the new GTO but this car was built in the u.s Not a rebage. It's a little more like Commodore - omega but closer. Take a close look;)

[fpv_gtho]

Wonder how many knew that the Chevelle SS was a Holden Monaro undedkin :)

I think thats more subjective than anything else though :p You cant deny the links between some of the US muscle cars and what Holden and Ford turned out through the 70's here though, ive lost count for how many times ive mistaken XB Falcon Hardtops as 69-71 Mustang's at first glance

[SlickHolden]

It was a site i read it. They also said in the early 50's there was a Aussie designed car for the u.s but the name lost me cause we never got it.
But for the chevelle it was like omega commodore cause it was based off it and made to be bigger. Wish i could get that site again had something to do with pontiac Gto's old and new.

[fpv_gtho]

Well AFAIK, the old Chevelle's etc where still using ladder frame chassis, whilst Ford and Holden were pioneering monocoque construction pretty early, so i dont know how that wouldve affected things.

[CdocZ]

Yeah? No kidding! The S2000's a full blown sports car, the GTO's based off a family sedan, its no contest there.

Well, who knows, that just might be why! The one real question here is why your smartass comment was neccasary?

[Manik]

CdocZ calm, ffp was just stating something, no need to get all worked up. ;) Anyways back to this muscle car thread, here are photos of my 3 all time favorite muscle cars. All from the 60's!

The legendary 67' Camaro firebird and the awesome mustang fastback!!! :D

[CdocZ]

CdocZ calm, ffp was just stating something, no need to get all worked up. ;) Anyways back to this muscle car thread, here are photos of my 3 all time favorite muscle cars. All from the 60's!

The legendary 67' Camaro firebird and the awesome mustang fastback!!! :D

Sorry, it just sounded like one of those "(sarcastic tone): Oh wow! Wonder why? (whishpers something about other person being stupid)" type things. I probably did misunderstand it.

[jcp123]

Well, I'm sort of over muscle cars now, I'm more into cruisers. But here are my favorites, in order:

'69 Plymouth GT/x Convertible - I'll take mine in 440 6-pack with 4-speed flavor, thank you. To me, the second best looking muscle car made, period, and with a great lineup of engines - 383, 440 4bbl, 440 6-pack, and 426 Hemi. The Dodge Super Bee and Plymouth Road Runner, essentially low-buck versions of the GT/x also count in my book, but I would prefer a GT/x to those.

'70 Challenger - A great car with a killer engine lineup similar to the GT/x. Lookswise, my top pick.

'64 Galaxie 427 - one of the early full-size muscle cars, packed with the 427 Side-oiler for NASCAR homologation. Also a great looking car, to me.

'70 Chevelle SS454 LS/6 - Quintessential muscle car styling, and an utter legend. Also my first muscle car love.

[aussie italian]

im a noob on this site/ forum and i dont know how to put a pic on
but u should know what this car is the 1967 shelby mustang gt500E (the one from gone in 60 seconds)

[Fleet 500]

Perhaps my favorite muscle car...
1969 Dodge Coronet R/T 440-Magnum.

[aussie italian]

really most of these cars suck balls but when u drive 1 your not really thinking how slow or how badly made it is beceause there jsut fcukin good fun 2 drive.

also all u need 2 do it jst customise them to make them good liek the GT500 in gone in 60 seconds.