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You shit me up the wall with the information on the car while you're trying to get a good look at the car. How about doing a separate information page first then go to pictures of the cars please
These people obviously don't care about their cars, I would gladly take on of those beauts instead of them getting wrapped around a tree when a burnout goes sideways
Please learn what a muscle car is. Buick Wildcat, Plymouth Belvedere, and Mercury Marrauder, while they were all awesome cars, none of them fit the definition of small car with factory big engine that is muscle car.
I might have missed it; but I have not seen anything about of two of the cars I have owned. 1968 Dodge charger 383 magnum, And 1969 Plymouth GTX 440 MAGNAM ?
Since when did a big old boat mercury murauder,that bug old Buick tank and the 4 for car qualify as muscle cars.the rest are good ones and pretty much everyone knows them
How about a 1971 Javelin AMX factory 401 4 speed manual I own one and it could out run lot of the chevy's ford's and Pontiac's today they are not easy to find and the prices are up there depending on the condition
He's just showing you some beaters he has in the garage, and he's calling them "The Hot Muscle Cars Which You Must See." Wrong title, it should say, "Junky cars I own and have in my garage".
Brings back memories of my 72 Monte. 402 big block 4bbl. First time I passed a truck on the Hwy and it downshifted as the 4bbl kicked in, nearly had to crawl out of the back seat. 😂 Was a kick in the pants I wasn't expecting.
Sorry, but I stand by what I wrote. Vehicles today are safer, more reliable, faster, last longer and are more useful. But, not as unique, not as personal. They are tools. But when my wife and kids are headed to visit the Grandparents (about 100 miles away) I don't care if they look "cool" I put them in the safest, most reliable vehicle I can afford.
For their time, they were unique. But let's be honest, a Tesla S could beat all of them from 0-60 by several seconds. As automobiles have advanced, so has speed, reliability, safety and comfort. I love these old muscle cars, but wouldn't want to drive one any length of time. When people say "they don't build em like they used to" they are correct, Thankfully.
I hate when people do burnouts for like 7-8 minutes. The coolest way is for like 15-20 seconds, then drive out of it. You don't just sit still for an hour until your tires burn-off, that's excessive and not cool at all.
I'll take the belvedere
That first car,the white 1968 Buick Wildcat is actually for sale,the owner requires 25K$ to let it go … Great looking car !!!
Who's forgot them???
Laguna basically a Chevelle ain't it? any car after 73' was hindered due to emission restrictions. 200 horse in the 350 ventura? maybe the 307.
For including the Laguna you've earned yourself a sub.
You shit me up the wall with the information on the car while you're trying to get a good look at the car. How about doing a separate information page first then go to pictures of the cars please
I blew a 72Ventura "GTO" off the road with my 82TA/305 Crossfire Injection with Hypertech chip, and aftermarket exhaust.
Model s the perfect drive by car.
70 mercury cyclone👍
426 hemi made 425 horsepower with some good tuning it could make 400 horsepower
The Australian XA Falcon clearly took styling cues in the rear end from the Mercury Cyclone
Don't count when they're not stock.
That Wildcat was sweet. Too bad they put those ghetto ass wheels on it.
Pontiac Venturas were awesome.
The X-100 looked like it had HEI ignition..
These people obviously don't care about their cars, I would gladly take on of those beauts instead of them getting wrapped around a tree when a burnout goes sideways
Please learn what a muscle car is. Buick Wildcat, Plymouth Belvedere, and Mercury Marrauder, while they were all awesome cars, none of them fit the definition of small car with factory big engine that is muscle car.
I like everyone of those cars I like big cars when you drive they make you feel like you are in a tank….
1:31 what a p.o.s. lol
Coolest have to say the Demon (dart), only one that showed actually drag racing MOPAR A-bodies are pretty cool if u ask me.
I might have missed it; but I have not seen anything about of two of the cars I have owned.
1968 Dodge charger 383 magnum,
And 1969 Plymouth GTX 440 MAGNAM ?
Since when did a big old boat mercury murauder,that bug old Buick tank and the 4 for car qualify as muscle cars.the rest are good ones and pretty much everyone knows them
they quit making cars in 1972.
Mercury Cyclone……….although a rebranded Ford it still had the goods.
Those where stock numbers with mods could run in the 11s all day long ..
How about a 1971 Javelin AMX factory 401 4 speed manual I own one and it could out run lot of the chevy's ford's and Pontiac's today they are not easy to find and the prices are up there depending on the condition
He's just showing you some beaters he has in the garage, and he's calling them "The Hot Muscle Cars Which You Must See." Wrong title, it should say, "Junky cars I own and have in my garage".
We didn't forget them, we just got tired of cars that only get 8 mpg and handle like shit!
That Buck Wild was pretty sweet…
Who's forgotten the Dodge Demon?
Brings back memories of my 72 Monte. 402 big block 4bbl. First time I passed a truck on the Hwy and it downshifted as the 4bbl kicked in, nearly had to crawl out of the back seat. 😂 Was a kick in the pants I wasn't expecting.
Buick Wildcat
Chevy Laguna
Mercury Cyclone Spoiler
Plymouth Belvedere
Pontiac Ventura GTO
Dodge Demon
Mercury Marauder X100
My favorites the Wildcat and the two Mercurys.
line lock burn outs are lame-my mom's car can do it
Sorry, but I stand by what I wrote. Vehicles today are safer, more reliable, faster, last longer and are more useful. But, not as unique, not as personal. They are tools. But when my wife and kids are headed to visit the Grandparents (about 100 miles away) I don't care if they look "cool" I put them in the safest, most reliable vehicle I can afford.
For their time, they were unique. But let's be honest, a Tesla S could beat all of them from 0-60 by several seconds. As automobiles have advanced, so has speed, reliability, safety and comfort. I love these old muscle cars, but wouldn't want to drive one any length of time. When people say "they don't build em like they used to" they are correct, Thankfully.
I hate when people do burnouts for like 7-8 minutes. The coolest way is for like 15-20 seconds, then drive out of it. You don't just sit still for an hour until your tires burn-off, that's excessive and not cool at all.