So who likes muscle cars?

I know for a fact that muscle cars are almost as desired and valued as much as European exotic cars. My favorites:1969 Doge Charger R/T, 1969 Chevy Camaro, 1970 Dodge Challenger and the 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda just to name a few. Oh I almost forgot about the 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo. So what's your style?

1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Convertible has and will always be my favorite. But I will never own one there is only a hundred of them left, talked to Amos Minter a guy many of Classic Car guy's should know, big into T-Birds of course. And he said he has only come across one, and it was over 500,000. That was a few years ago now, yeah that's right I asked a Ford guy about a Plymouth what do you want???!!! But there you go.

69 mustang mach1 428 super cobra jet, with the shaker hoodt!! Oh yaaa : )

Chevelle, any gen of camaro, challenger, pto. I love the new camaro and challenger.

I still miss my '73 Camaro with 12 1/5 " cragers on the back and 6" on the front. (thanks to my husband )His fav is the '55 Chevy hardtop with big block.

I sure do. '59 El Camino is my favorite. The wings and tail lights are the coolest. I own a '75 El Co, I know its after '72 and not a real muscle car but it can hang with just about anything. It also does donuts and figure 8's pretty good too. I wish Subaru didn't ruin the chances for a new El Co to come out with their Brats. I only heard rumors and seen a few prototypes online. What are they waiting for?!? I know I know, they're waiting for people who would actually buy the ugly things. Well at least they would sell one if I could get one. Now let the El Camino bashing begin

The seats in the back are for the brats
get the point lol

You notice today's car's have the same build. They all look the same. That's the reason I like muscle cars, that reason and that reason only.

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Muscle Cars - OhYeah!

In Australia we have mainly Holden, Ford and Chrysler muscle cars. Holden is owned by General Motors USA. They are badged as Vauxhall in the UK. They are badged as Buick or Pontiac in the US. The Holden Commodore is basically a large 4 door saloon car powered by small block V8 Chev engines. Either Ls1 Ls2 & Ls3.



The 2 Door version is known as a Monaro here!

www.southsearepublic.org...

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Bloody bommadores!

I'll have a SC 5.0L Falcon GT any day!

Originally posted by Chadwickus
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Bloody bommadores!

I'll have a SC 5.0L Falcon GT any day!

It's "Dunny Dore" actually! Lol!

In the 6 cylinder market XR6 Turbo is king! But in V8 land HSV Number 1!

I seen those Moffat ads. lol! Still laughing my guts out!

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Nah Fords new V8 is a HSV killer!

Originally posted by Chadwickus
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Nah Fords new V8 is a HSV killer!

Fords new V8 is a little under powered compared to the HSV W427 LS7 7.0 litre Monster!

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But costs a 3rd the price and actually exists...

Who wants a $150,000 commodore anyway?

If ya gonna spend the big bucks...then this the modern muscle car:





Can't argue with Euro tech V10

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Is that a 71 ford falcon from Australia Chadwickus?

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The Maloo looks like a remake of an El Camino!

Originally posted by paranormal78
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The Maloo looks like a remake of an El Camino!

The Maloo (and all other Holden utes) and the El Camino are all copied from the original "Ford Ute" in 1934. All Australian invention!

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It's an Australian invention with an American company. I like the 71 ford falcon they used in the road warrior movie. A true Australian masterpiece.

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I like the Chevrolet Chevelle myself, I have had many of these A Body beasts, several were the famous "SS 396" models, with Muncie or Borg-Warner four speed trans, and extra big Holley 4-bbl carb. I had one '66 Malibu that I stuffed a 455 Stage 3 Olds engine in. This car would yank the front wheels off the ground when staged, and never once lost a street race. It got 9 miles to the gallon. I long for those days.