wojo1721 asked:


i want a fast muscle car from the 60s or 70s with decent 15 mpg and cheap now under 10,000 used for a restoration do it yourself. see what u can find best answer gets 10 points

muscle car

Vin asked:


What can have more horse power and be faster? People always say that skyline, supra etc.. can produce over 1000hp? Some people say tuners are faster when they have more hp bc there lighter and a muscle cars may have alot of hp but there not as fast, is this all true or is it the money that you have that makes a car fast? Are tuners faster then muscle cars?

Hybrid Nation

liveforeverythingdiefornothing asked:


What up I want all of your opinions. I am looking to buy a muscle car that has looks and is famous and power. Right know in my mind I have the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 HT stuck in my head and it is number 6 on top 10 muscle cars, I guess that is a good choice. When I get the car I am putting it up to probably 720 HP engine from GMPP and from there it is going to Tokyo, Japan and it will be worked on there. Also the car I make will be featured as one of the main cars on the next Fast and The Furious movie [not Tokyo Drift, one being made after that]. So this is seriously important. Here are links of how the 1970 Chevelle looks like if you haven't seen it:

http://www.gmgoodwrench.com/GMPerformanceParts/Racing/chevelle.jsp

http://www.autoweek.com/files/specials/2005_sema/gallerys/chevrolet_chevelle/pages/01.htm

http://www.autoweek.com/files/specials/2005_sema/gallerys/chevrolet_chevelle/pages/02.htm

http://www.popularhotrodding.com/features/0206phr_1970_chevrolet_chevelle/photo_01.html

Muscle car for drift racing.

Hybrids

the.chip asked:


What I'm primarily talking about are the Crown Victorias from the late 80's.

According to wikipedia a "muscle car" is basically a mid-sized american car with a high-powered engine and a high-torque drivetrain.

The Vics of the era were used as police cars, and were all equipped with high-end V8's. And from personal experience I know they possess quite a bit of torque as well. Yet whenever I hear talk of the Vics they are always referred to as luxury cars.

Anywho, this is a poll: so say your opinion: Crown Victorias from the late 80's: Luxury or Muscle Car?

FerrariFan

intermilanrox7 asked:


I'm planning on getting a fixer upper this year to work on over the summer with my grandfather. He has his own garage out in LI. I'm looking for a fun easy car to rebuild, preferably an old muscle car. Also, it has to be relativley cheap and easy to find parts. Btw, I'm 13 so nothing extremely expensive and difficult to work with.

I've been looking at a 65' stang, or a camaro.

What do you think?

ponycar fan