Not to be confused with a "Musclecar" right? Corvette? How about a 1967 427 Corvette. Perhaps a Cobra.
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No Olds 442 on the poll!!!???
(my first pick for a Musclecar) Here's the one Dad bought new...
I voted 1967 GT500, my second choice from that list.
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(my first pick for a Musclecar) Here's the one Dad bought new...I voted 1967 GT500, my second choice from that list.
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Quintessential American sports car would have to be the Corvette. I voted for the Z06 but I would like to have seen the 69 Stingray ZL1 on the list.
Rotting somewhere in a junkyard, never to return to existence if I can help it
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SpeedyArizona said:Rotting somewhere in a junkyard, never to return to existence if I can help it
It may be there a while waiting to rot. They're made completely out of stainless steel. Except for the interior of course. lol
I picked the shelby.
I wanted to say the same. But since it was not there I voted for the 71 Challenger. For the price you could get one, you had a whole lot of quality power!!! And good looks!terrible one said:
I believe the 70 Charger was also nominated best American sports car at Top Gear?
And why is a muscle car not a sportscar? Than make it 'sporty' car?
The Delorean was an Irish product...
The Delorean was designed by an American GM exec. It was built in Ireland because of cheap labor.
This could be an excellent thread. Unfortunately the Sports cars, muscle cars and sport sedans got mixed together. America only has about to Sports cars in production..the Corvette and the GT40. The 2nd being much to expensive to even consider. It's tough with the Corvettes..A '67 big block let everyone know what it was as it literally shook the ground. The Z06 is so much more refined and accomplishes the same thing. I'd love a '67 but as a daily driver I'd have to go with the Z06. I have a '72 Corvette. It's a head turner but a dog performance wise.
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This could be an excellent thread. Unfortunately the Sports cars, muscle cars and sport sedans got mixed together. America only has about to Sports cars in production..the Corvette and the GT40. The 2nd being much to expensive to even consider. It's tough with the Corvettes..A '67 big block let everyone know what it was as it literally shook the ground. The Z06 is so much more refined and accomplishes the same thing. I'd love a '67 but as a daily driver I'd have to go with the Z06. I have a '72 Corvette. It's a head turner but a dog performance wise.
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