Muscles

[Parm]

Prefer the challenger myself.

another legendary piece of muscle car engineering

 

[stuvy]

I always liked the look of the lead sleds.

but you have to duck and it’s uncomfortable and you look stupid unless it’s parked up

as for @Parm the wheels are too big

it takes more work to lower a full body car on 13’s than Notch a chassis(pronounced the correct way)

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

another legendary piece of muscle car engineering

 

[Parm]

but you have to duck and it’s uncomfortable and you look stupid unless it’s parked up

as for @Parm the wheels are too big

it takes more work to lower a full body car on 13’s than Notch a chassis(pronounced the correct way)

yep there’s a whole thing about 13” wire rims and white walls, I appreciate the work n style but not my thing

but then again I wouldn’t say no if offered one. Snoop Dogg style

 

[stuvy]

I had a Buick on hydraulics was great until I had to cycle to work for the last week of the month as I kept smashing ball joints to bits

let’s not mention straight pipes and fuel consumption

 

[Parm]

Another one of my all time favourites, a Mazda B 2000

 

[graffian]

It needs restoring.

My first car was a 68 and as you can see Bobs is a 69.

 

[Wallace]

MMMM........ On Halidband replica wheels

I think this car was at Brooklands New Years Day meet a couple of years back, I could drive this to work daily and be happy.

 

[stuvy]

One of my all time favourites, I remember seeing pictures of this when I was about 20 and loving a big truck dropped hard especially with no roof

 

[Nick DV]

This classic

 

[owas]

Prefer British muscle myself

 

[MBB]

I don't think Wayne Carini (chasing classic cars) wold buy it.

 

[mtt.tr]

They are like choppers absolutely crap


But i love them

 

[daleyd]

This was in the car park at Avisford Park hotel in Arundel a few years ago - I was off to work while all the nice cars were off to Goodwood

 

[Nick DV]

Loved watching this young lady a 'couple' of years ago at Santa Pod

 

[Tangledfeet]

There's a certain place in my heart for 'muscle' cars from whatever nation... primarily for the sustainability; arguably better to see old steel and manufacturing from its home nation maintained and cared for the current and future generations than new steel, plastic and depletable battery electronics from all over the world.

 

[Munkul]

Chargers are sooo cool!

I'm more a 80's/90s jap car fan myself, but I love the look of old muscle.

 

[bricol]

New(er) American, sorry, Canadian/Mexican muscle isn't bad either Makes me grin like a kid every time I hit the start button and it rocks on the suspension from the torque reaction of it firing up

 

[Munkul]

The new mustang is as close to the mark as anything else modern, too.
Lovely car, drives as well as it looks, for once.
...apart from that stupid active steering. Had the steering in sports mode in my mates car and it had a horrible twitchy feel to it. Knocked it off, and it felt much better.

 

[Munkul]