American Muscle
#1
American Muscle
hey guys was looking for some opinions for my "new" car. Im getting a project car in the next 6months that will be american muscle. and was wondering what you guys think i should get ive been looking at chevy c10s for street trucks and oldsmoblie 442s but no mustangs because there are like 15 in my town. so let me know what you think V8s ONLY thanks for the advise guys.
john
john
#5
RE: American Mustle
66-67 Chevy II, A older Dodge Dart if you can find a good example in 2 door, 77-79 Malibu, and my favorites 82-87 Olds Cutluss/Buick Regal
My opinion, just because I am wanting one a old Chevy II with a big block chevy
My opinion, just because I am wanting one a old Chevy II with a big block chevy
#6
RE: American Mustle
Marty gave some really good choices.
If you want to give mustangs another chancce, go with an 80's early 90s (foxbody) Notch preferably. Very easy to work on, and light.
Buick Grand National, Chevelle, Nova, Dart.
or if you are looking at Newer cars, all the ls1 cars are easy to make fast.
If you want to give mustangs another chancce, go with an 80's early 90s (foxbody) Notch preferably. Very easy to work on, and light.
Buick Grand National, Chevelle, Nova, Dart.
or if you are looking at Newer cars, all the ls1 cars are easy to make fast.
#9
RE: American Mustle
tempest, gto, cutlas, cuda Im pretty sure they have all been named. theres a guy that lives near me who has three almost complete cudas by the looks of them in his yard then hes restoring one from them in his garage. Looks like a nice project to me if you can get multiples of the car.
#10
RE: American Mustle
If you want somethign really unique, get a '30s Ford coupe/roadster/truck. I think they look really great. Also, nobody has them. I can probably count on my one hand how many I've seen on the roads this year. It will probably be a lot of work to restore a 30s Ford. Its something really unique which is what I like about them.