What was your favorite muscle car?

[eyecu2]

1970 Firebird Formula 400 big block and ram hood scoops. Muncie 4 speed w posi. Fucking fast ass car and made such pretty sound and rubble. Another friend had a 72 olds 442 convertible which was also a fast car. Both were able to pin those speedos over 140. Not so hard to do now but back then was moving pretty fast.

[sjomonty]

1967 GTO

[bambino]

Originally Posted by sjomonty

1967 GTO

My dad had a 1965 GTO. 389 tri carb car. I was hooked on muscle in the first ride. He traded it in on a 69 Grand Prix when it came out. 455 big block. Loved those cars.

[Salty Again]

... Me Subaru Outback could switch to all-wheel drive
quicker than Jack-the-lad.

just sayin'

#### Salty

[Salty Again]

... Hee Hee! ... Don't call the Monitours.

I didn't own a Subaru... Just pissin' with you mates.
Forget I posted.

### Salty

[bambino]

The Mecum Auction is on Motortrend TV until Saturday. Some sweet rides are being sold. Seems like prices are down a little. A 63 Corvette Fuelie convertible, red, sidepipes sold for 80k. Those usually sell for 100k.

[flows-with-water]

Never owned a muscle cars but certainly remember that era of muscle cars and muscle car wannabes. Loved the GTO and the Vettes.

[bambino]

BTW, a 65 428 Cobra just sold at Mecum for a million 3.

[bambino]

59 Impala convertible sold for 250k. Beautiful car.

[bambino]

70 Shelby Gt 350 convertible hammered at 175k. Red, white interior. How did this country forget how to design such awesome cars?

[bambino]

Plymouth Super Bird just went for 250k. Was there ever a more outrageous street car ever designed? They sold for 4K in 1970.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Superbird

Dodge Daytonas are more rare. Only 500 built. First car to break 200mph on a closed track. Talladega. NASCAR banned the hemi and winged cars. The Daytona dominated.

[bambino]

63 split window just hammered at 250k. White, red interior. No side pipes. But a pristine and awesome car. Not a fuelie. Which is surprising.

[bambino]

1970 Hemi Cuda convertibles hammering at 2 million.

[oldman2525]

Originally Posted by bambino

1970 Hemi Cuda convertibles hammering at 2 million.

youre killing me

[Hank_Moody]

I owned a 65 Corvette 396 425hp ragtop that was an awesome car. Restored it then sold after owning for 15+ years. While the newer ones may be quicker and handle better, nothing ever came close to sound and feel from all that hp especially with the factory side pipes.