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1970 Dodge Challenger Convertible in Plum crazy purple 440ci 6 pak



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[AZ135]

'69 Camaro Z28 with a 302... way underrated on horsepower at 290 for insurance purposes, but made more like 370-400

[Couch]

'69 Camaro SS
'69 Chevelle SS (454)
'57 (I think) Nomad - this I would completely customize

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Originally Posted by Couch

'69 Camaro SS
'69 Chevelle SS (454)
'57 (I think) Nomad - this I would completely customize

Did you mean '69 396 or '70 454 for the Chevelle? GM didn't drop their idiotic rule until '70 MY.

[Heinzftw]

So here's a quick question. How many of you on this forum have ever even SEEN a 1970 Plymouth Superbird? My guess is less than 10%.

[ragingclue]

Originally Posted by Heinzftw

So here's a quick question. How many of you on this forum have ever even SEEN a 1970 Plymouth Superbird? My guess is less than 10%.

I have, but then again, going almost every year to the Woodward Dream Cruise, you see a lot of rare cars.

I'd have to admit it's damn ugly, but damn rare as well.

[shift330]

My first car was my dream muscle car: 1967 Camaro SS 350 (My dad owns it now)

[mtla4]

Originally Posted by dr.jay

I would take the M5 any day over either of his muscle cars, they are just not my style, american cars in general are not my style. But everyone is entitled to his/her opinion. If I were to inherit one of the muscle cars it would be for sale if not that day the very next day.

Im not a muscle car fan either but we got to admit that its easy to buy an E60 M5 and go slap some 22s on that and being gangster. While to find a muscle car and keeping is harder.