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1) 1971 Pontiac GTO
2) 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS
3) 1970 Plymouth Barracuda
4) 1971 Plymouth Road Runner
5) 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring
6) 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
7) 1973 Dodge Challenger
8) 1967 Chevrolet Camaro
9) 1967 Shelby GT500
10) 1968 Chevrolet Nova SS
11) 1969 Chevrolet Camaro
12) 1968 Pontiac GTO
13) 1965 Ford Mustang
14) 1966 Shelby Cobra
15) 1968 Chevrolet El Camino
16) 1969 Plymouth Road Runner
17) 1974 AMC Javelin AMX
18) 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T
19) 1978 Pontiac Trans Am
20) 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback
Also, CAT Tax
CiaranH
Love the cat tax. +1
brysomatic
67 was the best year for chevelle
H8ling
Javelin AMX fuck yea!
clutchthepearls
Agreed. It's not my favorite, but I get sad when it gets forgotten and overlooked.
ApplesdaKitty
the fact that this is becoming a thing makes me happy.
WhatsYourProblemFaggit
The Cuda is my dream car. Does anyone want to buy me one? I'll pay in gum.
fadingtheory
yet another automotive based erection. Thanks, OP!
unclefishbits
Read it in his voice
thatonemechanicguy
I can agree with that statement
NationalistCanadianMooseWarrior
Now imagine the sound of all of them idling at once. Holy shit. I have goosebumps.
justcommonsense
Humanchicken
Best thumb's up gif compilation I've ever seen.
Wombatish
Cuda up where it belongs and not 8,000x versions of the Mustang and Charger.. I approve heartily.
Knutzi
Great for going in a straight line.
EmeraldMoreLikeUninstall
Now do the whole set in Sublime Green.
GentlemanRogue6
that's a 72-74 Cuda; not a 70.
Infowarrior426
correct. with a 70 aar stripe. would have looked better and worth more keeping it OE
KilgoreCarp
What no Charger? http://moparconnectionmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/1968-dodge-charger-rolling-shot1.jpg FTFY
CaveGod
Thanks for including the Satellite Sebring. +1
bud467
And the AMP Javelin
mabalacat
As the owner of a 72 Satellite Custom, +1 again.
WavesAreCrashing
That's my favorite too!
Jeeperscreepersj10
May I suggest a gremlin x for the next one?
Juanitolon
frodobaggin
Low rider drives a little slower!
Juanitolon
Low rider is a real goer
ManPretendingToBeAWomanPretendingToBeAManPretendingToBeAWoman
One of my favorites and daisy dukes..
S4telliteJ4ck
I also appreciate that inclusion.
Hetzer
As the owner of a '72 Road Runner, +1
Jeeperscreepersj10
+1 for AMC love
justorderalargefarva
My dad had a 71 Satellite. It was fun to ride around in as a kid.
skallagrim
And the el camino and the Javelin!
ICanSeeForever
It has my favorite wheels of the bunch for sure. I could sworn it was a '71-'73 roadrunner though
MissClutz
http://imgur.com/chNkULe
Turbz
Could go snorkeling down there!
manupug
+2 for the cat tax
LimpLungs95
The first GTO is a 71.
justcommonsense
You are correct...I fixed it. Thanks! :)
indigorinse
Let's keep this a thing.
AUserWhoSaysNi
I second that motion!
LokiKingOfJotunheim
I'm about 10 years from having a mid life crisis (that happens in your mid 40s right?). Time to plan now I think...
indigorinse
Mid-life crisis, schmisis. I've wanted classic cars as long I can remember.
Gornsympathizer
I'd post a picture of mine, but pushing all of it together into a pile small enough to fit in frame would be a real pain.
indigorinse
'Tis the nature of the beast.
HauntinglyBeautifulStatements
They can have it on Tuesdays as Tiny Tagger Tuesdays... Cause of the over compensation..
indigorinse
They can have large trucks on Overcompensation Sundays as well.
jacobkencaid
Tuner car Tuesday???
azuka625
MECUM all over that GTO
spannnumber72
I have a 2007 GTO, and I would kill to have an old one
spannnumber72
2006* fat fingered it
HighImDad
I saw '07 and got so confused haha
LimpLungs95
I was hoping he had some ultra rare half gen from late '06 but it's just a typo. :(
FourToedJones
If you get a chance, you really should hit one of the Mecum auctions. Went to Kissimmee 2 years ago and it was FANTASTIC. Best car show ever
LedZeppelin43
Left out the 1969 GTO The Judge. A little dissapoint, but still a great car post. +1
Tombodacious
70 was the last truly good year for the goats, the just started looking funny after that
Lisjak
The Chevelle SS looks so classy. I love it
TheAtomicBrainFart
Meh... A stock stanced SS with red racing stripes though.
nokittythatsmypotpie
1968 Firebird:
itsbre
My dad had one of those. Sold it cause he lost his job and couldn't take care of it
dweadpiewitwobbits
Those wheels... :(
somethingdumbgoeshere
That is modified, but still beautiful automobile.
highevolutionary
It has got discs?
FlynyrdSkynyrd
There's almost nothing original left on this car.
nokittythatsmypotpie
i assume it's a restomod, found it listed at barret-jackson
thelastwinchester
Wheres the 67 impala?!
CharmanderinDisguise
Hello, Moose.
keanukin
Asking the real questions here.
Leithoa
https://media.giphy.com/media/el1tH0BzEWm4w/giphy.gif
thelastwinchester
I want to forever thank you for this!
LeeeB
Yeah, where is baby. That Episode was great
corusulum
RIGHT?!?!
SilverTimeMaker
CARRY ON MY WAYWARD SOOON!!!!
soulman901
Well themed Cat Tax OP +1
GarbaJonelly
Scrolling to the end of this without seeing the '68 Charger was like watching a porno to the end without the moneyshot.
justcommonsense
Soory...it was number one here /a/sj5Ft. Just trying to mix it up a bit :)
SauceBot
Muscle car is an American term used to refer to a variety of high-performance automobiles.
FloridaMansSideKick
Colloquially though, it's used to refer to any high-performance *American* car from the 60s, 70s, or 80s.
VikingCowboy13
In more specifics, it refers to the body style and engine.
geiokami
No. The current definition is a 2 door coupe, front engine, rear wheel drive, with a large displacement naturally aspirated V8
mycull
Well no, the Grand National was also considered a muscle car, which was a Turbo V6
Nahnej
So much better than redheads
Saevio
DONT DO WHAT #2 DID.
Lentils28
RUINED
TasteTheCrainbow
Swiped to this right after this:
Honestly don't know which to fap to.
Flakbadger
The cars; they'll still look the same (sexy) in 40 years.
HeWentForARipLikeOhFuckYeaBud
Why not both?
prattleassassin
fap to whichever drink gasoline
whiskeyvillage
When Detroit knew how to make cars.
Nikkormat
*pushes up glasses* Actually the AMC was designed and built in Kenosha Wisconsin.
GarbaJonelly
Build*. Back then, cars were built, not made.
Swunt
too bad these things carry a $60k-100k pricetag. even finding a very rusty body or frame is around 5k. its ridiculous
Hetzer
You're looking in the wrong places. I got a '72 Roadrunner for 7k, original seats and no rust in the floorpans at all.
Huggitt17
Then the government stepped in and told them to make them more efficient.
SuperRockinMrMagic
That choked up a lot of engines but it doesn't excuse decades of shit. Luckily there's some pretty great ones being made now
The3Funny4
you are referring to all the changes in the 70s. Yup, this killed muscle cars, #thanksObama!
ResidentPetrolHead
But we're back, and better then ever!
MrMcGeeIn3D
I'd say back when they knew how to STYLE cars. The cars these days are safer, more efficient, faster (generally), and more comfortable.
whiskeyvillage
Challenger is a 2 door...you're thinking of the Charger.
MrE158
Also there's no market for 2-door cars like these any more, that's why the Charger was brought back as a four-door.
ResidentPetrolHead
There's still plenty of demand for two door cars. We are experiencing the second great period of cars RIGHT NOW. Theyre incredible right now
MrMcGeeIn3D
Sadly, that's true as well. Some manufacturers are pushing them though. Buick is coming out with a new coupe based on the Cadillac CTS/ATS
Squanch
Sadly? Why dont people like four doors?
MrMcGeeIn3D
The problem is less people want coupes. Crossovers and sedans are gaining more and more market share.
SuperRockinMrMagic
Sadly the same regs that gave us all those benefits are killing style. That and plastic chrome and fake vents trim pieces
REV076
It's not regulations which kill style. They don't hire designers anymore, function comes before the looks that's why cars look like rubbish.
SuperRockinMrMagic
Don't be naive, pedestrian impact regs all but eliminate every shape we used to find aesthetic. Crash safety created high belt lines etc...
MrMcGeeIn3D
It's definitely regulation. The lights, bumpers, and hood have to be a certain height, and a specific gap between the hood and engine.
SuperRockinMrMagic
Don't be naive, pedestrian impact regs all but eliminate every shape we used to find aesthetic. Crash safety created high belt lines etc...
REV076
Theres no "impossible" in engineering at least thats what ive learned. But it would be so complex that making afunny looking car is easier.
ResidentPetrolHead
Detroit still knows how to make cars. The new Z06, GT350/R, and the Hellcat are great examples. What Detroit dreams, the world drives.
mediaman73
Do export sales bear this out? I thought Japan still owned the majority of the foreign market.
DinoKebab
The most common American cars we have in the UK is the Ford Fiesta and Focus... not exactly big dreams.
ResidentPetrolHead
I think you missed the point... And the Focus RS kicks ass. And the U.K. finally has a RHD Mustang.
DinoKebab
No, I think you missed the point... You say the world drives these big dream cars but they don't.
ResidentPetrolHead
I said 'what Detroit dreams'... I didn't say 'big' or any adjective that made it sound fancy. GM+Ford are 32.2% of global sales. 45.2 w/ FCA