What's your favorite 'muscle car'?
by 
Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger
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I don't know if it's a muscle car, but my cousin had a '67 Chevelle Super Sport that was awesome.
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Army Veteran With the right accessories, it would hold its own in the muscle car class.
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I don't think it's a muscle car but I choose the Shelby Cobra 427.
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Army Veteran
It would qualify.
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I don't know if it is a muscle car, but I like the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo.
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Army Veteran
It wouldn't qualify. The Muscle Car era ended in the 1970s.
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... a new 100% electric car that out accelerates almost anything else, even the 1000 horse power Buggati ... The Tesla Roadster. http://www.teslamotors.com/styling/body.php http://autos.netscape.com/story/2006/07/20/tesla-roadster-exclusive-video-pics-and-specs/ http://digg.com/offbeat_news/The_Tesla_Roadster_PICTURES
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Army Veteran
There's nothing about Tesla that would qualify it as a muscle car.
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1968 Plymouth Road Runner with a 440 and a six pack (the one pictured is a hemi)
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this one
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when it comes to muscles cars I'm an old shelby girl myself, but then, import cars are better. :oP
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I like htem all but probably the 67 Pontiac GTO
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!9070 Chevelle SS 454, it was the fastest production car made, and the Canadian 1967 Beaumont SS and the 1970 426 Hemi Cuda! VERY COOL!
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Late 60's - Pontiac Firebird or Chevy Camaro
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have you ever seen gone in 60 seconds/ Eleneor need i say more
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I watched too much Dukes of Hazzard as a kid; '69 Charger.
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Theirs was a 1968 Charger (until they wrecked too many and couldn't find any more).
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Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, BMW M3, or 300HP Ariel Atom.
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Ford Torino (my dads car)
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1972 Monte Carlo SS
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'69 Chevelle
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1967 Shelby GT 500. VaaaaFrickennnnn VOOOOOMMMM
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Not sure if this qualifies but as a teen I thought Camaro's were pretty sweet. :)
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1969 Chevelle with a 454 cu. in. and Muncy. I bought a 350/350 when I got out of the Marines and still get all greedy for mill upgrade. Beautiful balance and a good stiff frame.
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69 Dodge Charger blown, or a Dodge Challenger.(pretty much anything Mopar)
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'65 Mustang
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66 Chevelle Super Sport... mmmm... nice ;)
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Army Veteran
If you get one with bucket seats and a shifter located in the console, be careful when "playing" in the back seat - you'll suddenly find yourself rolling downhill (voice of experience).
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1987 Buick Grand National GNX
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Sorry. The Muscle Car era ended in the mid-'70s once oil prices rendered high-performance engines too costly to produce.
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69 Camaro or Corvette Stingray.
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1969 Pontiac GTO Judge. Black with blue pinstripe. My Dad had one when I was a kid, it will always be my favorite. It was a fast car too.
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'99 Camaro
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2003 Mustang GT, Canary Yellow with Black Racing Stripes<3 My DREAM CAR! :)
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Army Veteran
The 2003 Mustang is a wannabe muscle car on steroids.
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66 GTO the goat
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The one that started it all! The Pontiac GTO!
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Army Veteran
"GTO" stands for "The Great One". To give it a one-word nickname as most of the other muscle cars had, "GTO" became "GOAT". It was associated with the animal of the same name which could eat anything. In the GTO's case, "anything on the road". Other muscle cars shortened their names to create nicknames. The Mustang became the "'Stang", the Barracuda became the "'Cuda", and the Corvette became the "'Vette".
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I love the Firebird
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my dad always bought the cars for us kids when we were growing up. and he liked good used muscle cars. we drovemany... 1970 grand prix 2 door 454 4auto on the floor. my sister still has the 1967 mercury cougar that we drove.350 auto on the floor my brother has the 1968 gto convertible.wow and all i got was the old truck, ha. well, plus my hunting jeep...68 willis ...first non military cj5 version...great dating car...not... seats like iron and exhaust came in from the rear and sounded like a freight train..no wonder i couldnt get any second dates...or was that just me
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67 camaro
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1970 Plymouth Hemi Barracuda !!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljIA2-Y9HQk&feature=related
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71 hemi dodge challenger r/t lime green
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69 Camaro ... I love it :)
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Ford Boss 302 Mustang. I bought a 1970 model while I was in Vietnam. It was callipso Coral ( almost an irridescent orange ), had a front spoiler, a rear deck spoiler, and louvers in the rear window. I later had it balanced and blueprinted, put in JR headers, a competition clutch, and torsion bars, and the danged car would jerk the front tires two inches coming off the line at 7,000 rpm. God, I loved that car! : D
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Corvette. It has been for years. It's the best selling and the most mechanically sound because it has had years to improve.
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NOW, it is the Tesla Roadster ... but it used to be the big block Corvette of the mid to late 60s ...
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A yellow 1969 Dodge Super Bee. 383/auto.
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1967 Camaro :)
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1964 Pontiac GTO
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Mustang all the way. I kinda like exotics better though.
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69 Plymouth Roadrunner/Superbee with a big block hemi in it. For that matter, just about anything with a big hemi in it.
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1965 Mustang Shelby Fastback or 1967 Pontiac GTO
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Deuce Coupe ... super souped ...
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a 67' or 69' mustang muscle
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1966 Mustang
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Any Mustang or Camaro from the 60's.
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Corvette
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Mustang!
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Mustang or Camaro
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69 GTO Judge
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1968-1969 camero or Mustang GT
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 w/302 or a Yenko
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... the million dollar, thousand horse power "Buggati" ... or the 100% electric powered "Tesla Roadster" that can easily out accelerate it ...
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its an australian car made by holden called the ss a9x torana hatchback
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1967 Camaro! :)
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I'm biased but it would be a 68 Charger
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Cuda or Roadrunner. (meep meeep!)
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The only one in existence. Carroll Shelby's 1966 twin supercharged Supersnake Cobra
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"1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible"
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1970 GTO Judge with the '70 Superbird a close second.
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS.
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A tie between the Corvette, and early Mustang.
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1973 plymouth barracuda
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1968 Yenko Camaro, those cars are hard to find and when you do find one, it will cost an arm and a leg.
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Maserati GT
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I don't know if it qualifies as a 'muscle' car, but my favourite car of that era would be the MK IV 427cui Ford GT. It's just so dead sexy, and if you ever hear one up close... *shudder*.
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well being an Aussie I am going to say .. a Ford GT-HO phase III( fastest 4 door production car in the world when released ) and a Holden Torana LX A9X Hatch
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS.
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The almighty Yugo.
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Army Veteran
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mushroom
I hear those can do 0-60 in under 3 secs. Straight down.
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cant handle the bs that comes with old cars. Give up working on them or buying 2nd hand rooted parts for huge money. A 60's or 70's car is never going to drive like a new car.
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Corvette and Shelby
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Corvette
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For those of you who never grew up in the muscle car era, the term generally applies to mid-1960s through early 1970s American-made high-performance cars. The era ended when the rising price of oil made the production of high-performance vehicles no longer feasible. When the term "muscle car" is used, it almost always denotes the well-known models and only the two-door versions such as Camero, Chevelle, GTO, Firebird, etc, and not one of the sub-models like Biscayne, Impala, Corvair, etc, although any of these could be built into a sub-class muscle car.
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Mine was always Pontiac GTO.
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Shelby GT 500
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